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Ну, а как иначе твою работу назовешь.
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Спасибо.
Супер.
Ух. Закончили. В коде жж была, наверное, не критическая ошибка, но из-за которой не корректно отрабатывалась синхронизация комментариев. Около 150 тем (в них были изменения в коде) просто вылетали из синхронизации.
Сейчас все исправил. По сути накрываем теперь 100% тем при синхронизации. Как говорится, не случись в начале месяца того "казуса" у жж, то может быть и не нашел в ближайшее время. Буквально, случайно обнаружил "различия" в коде жж и от этого мой шаблон просто игнорировал темы с этим другим "кодом"
В общем все работает(смахнув пот со лба) (Теперь за Эриксона по маленьку)
Сейчас все исправил. По сути накрываем теперь 100% тем при синхронизации. Как говорится, не случись в начале месяца того "казуса" у жж, то может быть и не нашел в ближайшее время. Буквально, случайно обнаружил "различия" в коде жж и от этого мой шаблон просто игнорировал темы с этим другим "кодом"
В общем все работает(смахнув пот со лба) (Теперь за Эриксона по маленьку)
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