Hat sich etwas daran geändert, was für das "Nice share"-Abzeichen qualifiziert?

tgxworld · 27. November 2025 um 06:39

Diesen Fix habe ich vorerst implementiert

github.com/discourse/discourse

FIX: `BadgeQueries.sharing_badge` not counting unique visitors

main ← fix_share_badge_not_unique

opened 04:53AM - 27 Nov 25 UTC

tgxworld

+67 -24

Prior to this change, the SQL query string returned by `BadgeQueries.sharing_bad…ge` was simply counting the number of `incoming_links` rows for a given post and sharer (user_id). This is however incorrect as the sharing badges description states that the visitors have to be unique. This commit updates `BadgeQueries.sharing_badge` to count only unique (ip_address, current_user_id) pairs in incoming_links, so repeated hits from the same visitor no longer inflate share badge counts.

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Hat sich etwas daran geändert, was für das "Nice share"-Abzeichen qualifiziert?

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