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Messages: Push (repost) and Quote (pushedMessageId) #20
Description
Part of #17 — Message composer & feed parity gaps
Two ways to re-share someone else's message on the web:
- Push (repost) — re-shares the original as-is, no added comment.
- Quote — re-shares the original with the user's own note; a banner confirms the post will
be public before sending.
Both are always public. Neither exists on Android; pushedMessageId is never sent.
- Add Push and Quote actions to the message action bar.
- Render pushed/quoted messages in the feed with the embedded original.
- Quote composition reuses the normal composer with the quoted message attached.
Tests: push sends pushedMessageId with no content; quote sends both; feed renders the
embedded original.
Filed from the parity review of feature/parity-wip @ 14d7795 against interlinedlist.com (OpenAPI /api/openapi.json, 233 paths) and the public help centre.
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Adron commentedon Sep 16, 2026
Implemented in the PR above (branch
issue/20-push-quote). Closing here — review and any follow-up happens on the PR.The always-public rule is consumed from #18's
MessageVisibility.PUSH_OR_QUOTErather than restated, and it is enforced in the repository so a call site cannot bypass it — the composer just reflects it.The pushability rules are derived from the docs, not guessed: a message can be pushed only if it is not yours (the help centre describes re-sharing "someone else's" message), is publicly visible (the API says "repost this public message ID"), and is not itself a re-share — no page documents a push-of-a-push, so nesting was not invented. If any of those is wrong,
Message.canBePushedis the single place to change it.merge: #20 push and quote (PR)