PHP 8.6 beta 3: Good to know #lamb is already compatible. 2342 tests, 4332 assertions, identical to an 8.4 control in the same image. Zero deprecations from src/!
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Lamb 0.15.0-rc1
Originally written on lamb-releases:
First release candidate for 0.15.0. The theme is authoring and media: drafts survive a reload, phones can attach photos directly, and uploads render responsively.
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Created a workflow catalog and a workflow creation skill to give me both a visualisation of project workflows and how they interact plus a way to hook in new ones.
Experimental. Only for #lamb at the moment.
Turn a project's slash commands into a visual board. Each workflow is one markdown file that is both the runnable prompt and its diagram, so the board is derived from the files and can't drift.
A workflow lives at <project>/.claude/commands/<name>.md. Its frontmatter declares the input and output; its body lays the steps out in phases. catalog.py reads every workflow across the repos you list and writes a single catalog.html: a Pipeline overview plus a phase diagram per workflow.
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Thereās now a tutorial for writing your first post with #Lamb, my micro blog.
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Lamb 0.13.0-rc1
Originally written on lamb-releases:
A release candidate for 0.13.0. Try it on a test install before you put it on a site you care about, and report anything that looks wrong. The headline is that you can now get your content out of Lamb and back into it: a full site export, and importers that read it back. Login also gets a brute-force throttle, and Micropub gains several fixes.
As its developer I use early versions on this very website, and imported two Known sites into this blog. #lamb #projects
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Imported the content from micro.vandragt.com and 2020.vandragt.com into this site with the Known CMS importer feature for #Lamb. Sets up redirects so no breaking links. Good URLs donāt change!
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Lamb 0.12.0
Originally written on lamb-releases:
Lamb 0.12.0 is a big one: a full security review closing eleven vulnerabilities (some remotely triggerable, no credentials needed), plus WordPress import, JSON Feed subscribing, sitemap/robots.txt generation, and a handful of writing and admin improvements.
WordPress import. Bring an existing WordPress export (WXR file) in as posts, downloading its images and converting HTML to Markdown along the way. See Importing. JSON Feed support. Cross-posting from feeds now understands JSON Feed sources, not just RSS/Atom. See Cross-posting from feeds.
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Lamb 0.11.0 TL;DR
Editor & reading improvements (interactive task lists, image modal, iOS paste-as-link fix), better defaults for new installs, and a week-long admin session.
Feed ingestion now prevents duplicates and won't overwrite manually edited posts. Per-post OpenGraph images, cleaner pagination URLs, and Micropub diagnostics added.
Security fixes include hardened redirects against header injection and proper 403 responses for bad Micropub tokens.
Upgrade note: Sessions moved to a new directory, you'll be logged out once on upgrade.
As always: https://github.com/svandragt/lamb
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š #Lamb dev log: now generates sitemap.xml + robots.txt (auto-derived from private routes), adds microformats2 (h-entry/h-card) markup, and logs failed admin logins. Plus bug fixes: editor scroll jump, smarter post-delete redirects, hardened password tooling & Micropub 403s.
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Lamb 0.10.0-rc2 is out: with webmentions, reply posts, WebSub, syntax highlighting, draft preview links, image paste, WebP conversion, a new default theme, one-command upgrades, Docker images, and faster page caching. It's a release candidate, so feedback is very welcome. #lamb #projects