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Give every account a profile page and a directory of accounts

a6b42433c087ab0c936e34a1d05cf488db7a92d6 · Keenan Nemetz · 8d ago · parent 727df386

Give every account a profile page and a directory of accounts

Clicking a name now opens /u/<name>: the issues and changes somebody
opened, the reviews they gave, the comments they left, and the
repositories that work is in. The numbers and the feed are grouped reads
of the same event rows the activity feed pages through, so a profile
cannot disagree with the feed, and every read is limited to the
repositories the reader may open. A private repository's work is not a
number an outsider gets to learn, so two readers can see different
totals and the page says what its numbers cover.

/u lists the roster. Account names are public on this instance; their
activity is not. Both pages ask crawlers to leave them out of an index.

@name in an issue, a comment, a change request, or a release note links
to the account it addresses, using the mention scanner CI already
evaluates: what reads as an address on the page is what a workflow sees.
A name that is not an account stays text, and code samples are skipped.

Git author names are not linked and commit counts are not shown. A
commit author is a name somebody typed, not the credential that proves
an account, and the index only keeps the top eight authors of each
default branch anyway.

docs/issues.md +4

@@ -143,6 +143,10 @@ vole issue new --title "the docs page is blank" \
	143	143	the change request that holds the number. `#<ulid>` links by id and is the form
	144	144	that keeps working if history is ever rewritten. Commits that mention an id are
	145	145	shown as backlinks on the issue page.
		146	- Writing `@name` links to that account's profile. It is the same syntax a
		147	workflow's `mentioned` filter matches, so the page and a job agree about who was
		148	addressed. Code samples are skipped, and a name that is not an account stays
		149	text.
	146	150	- An assignee must be a valid account name: lowercase letters, digits, `-`, and
	147	151	`_`. The name is stored as written because account names are never reused. A
	148	152	value that is not an account name cannot be an assignee.