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Make it possible to retrieve user's public.json via their /on/elsewhere URLs #642
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I'm for #2 personally. |
The second option seems like it should work fine |
Can we get a little love for this? Gittip Everywhere is trying to pull things from http://www.gittip.com/iotasamurai on my Twitter account :P |
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Shall this also depend on #505? |
I don't really see why it should. It would be nice to have it done by magic in #505, but since much of the work is already done (ex: |
This has been added by #2129 |
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So basically to make it easier for @clone1018 to pull the correct data, we should also serve the public.json from /on/elsewhere URLs, because a user might not use the same username on every site.
For example, my username on twitter is prometheus, and thus the gittip-everywhere widget is unable to find my gittip public.json, because it's trying to pull it from https://www.gittip.com/prometheus/public.json rather than https://www.gittip.com/joonas/public.json.
Thus, I propose that we either:
I would think that option 1 makes it easier for the javascript, but option 2 would be the canonical way to do this since it avoids duplication.
Thoughts? Takers?
/cc @clone1018 @whit537
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