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Describe the bug
Recently I wrote a comment on bookwyrm.social. While I was testing the hashtags, because of #2742 , I noticed that one of my hashtag "#books" links to https://the.talesofmy.life/search?tag=books
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to Bookywyrm.social
Post a comment with the hashtag "#books"
Open that comment and click on #books
Expected behavior
It should just open other posts marked as #books
Instance
bookwyrm.social and since the link is embedded in the hashtag it's everywhere
Additional context
This seems to be a general problem with hashtags on bookwyrm, that they are hardcoded to one instance instead of flexible to resolve the hashtag on whatever instance the viewer clicks on them.
So it might be that #books does have a broken entry in the database and bookwyrm looks it up without recheck if the url fits?
Something that cant be recreated with new instances, because it doesn't happen for newly added hashtags.
Describe the bug
Recently I wrote a comment on bookwyrm.social. While I was testing the hashtags, because of #2742 , I noticed that one of my hashtag "#books" links to https://the.talesofmy.life/search?tag=books
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
It should just open other posts marked as #books
Instance
bookwyrm.social and since the link is embedded in the hashtag it's everywhere
Additional context
This seems to be a general problem with hashtags on bookwyrm, that they are hardcoded to one instance instead of flexible to resolve the hashtag on whatever instance the viewer clicks on them.
Comment with this problem: https://bookwyrm.social/user/fabiscafe/comment/4009858
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: Arch Linux
- Browser: Firefox
- Version: 123
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