Closed mplungjan closed 5 years ago
Same issue here. Running Chrome Version 72.0.3626.109 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Windows 10 Pro Version 1803. Comments were working yesterday but are not working today. It looks like they turned the help link in the comments to a help button so the auto link can't be inserted next to it.
line 842 var injectNextTo = $("#" + divid).find(".comment-help-link");
Likely should be
var injectNextTo = $("#" + divid).find(".js-comment-help-link");
now
The same is also happening in Firefox 65.0.1 (64 bit) with the userscript (using Tampermonkey).
I edited my local UserScript and confirmed it works
They probably adjusted the class name in one of their many daily builds...
How to get the change installed quickly?
I'm not sure on the Chrome extension. I use TamperMonkey with FireFox (plugin stopped working with the big Mozilla plugin update last year) so I could edit the underlying JS file directly and get it working. You could always remove the plugin, install TamperMonkey and then install the ARC userscript version, then edit it. A lot of work, though, for what will hopefully get patched quickly.
If someone could open a PR, I'd be happy to merge it and compile a new version of the script later at home.
Oh, that already happened https://github.com/Benjol/SE-AutoReviewComments/pull/164 :D
@oliversalzburg If you'll increment the version then the userscript crowd can get the update now. I know the Chrome extension will take longer
Just released fix, v1.4.5
I still see 1.4.3 in the Chrome store. Are we waiting for Google to approve it?
@barmar The most recent information is this comment in the issue you opened, #169. As the author of that issue, you should have been notified when the comment was placed (16 hours ago). That comment says:
Corrected here, but I haven't yet uploaded the new version to the Store. Probably tomorrow.
If you want the functionality immediately, then you will need to switch to using this as a userscript. It should be noted that updates will always be faster for the userscript than for the extension, due to the additional overhead of publishing a new extension version.
You closed my issue as a duplicate, I thought further comments should be here. And I misunderstood "just released fix" as meaning that you'd uploaded it to the store (I didn't notice that the date was older than when you said "maybe tomorrow").
I'm not trying to rush you, I was just confused about the timeline.
up now
I did not do anything like adblocking or so to change this. Just from one SO question to the next