bug#51398: 29.0.50; Rcirc displaying wrong order on messages

bug#51398: 29.0.50; Rcirc displaying wrong order on messages

[Benjamín Buccianti]

 
On messages with the same hour and minutes, it shows recent ones 
previous to older ones, when it should be the opposite.   Example: 
17:37 <technomancy> everyone should be taught applescript in 
school
17:37 <technomancy> so that we can be sure not to repeat the 
terrible mistakes of history
17:37 *** roto JOIN
17:37 *** TOPIC Current stable is 27.2 | "If that's Emacs, I love it. If not, I cannot wait to unpack that with ya." -- Ted Lasso | EmacsConf 2021 CFP now open!

Those technomancy messages wasn't there when I entered #emacs on libera,
also take a look at how my JOIN show after, it doesn't makes sense.


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bug#51398: 29.0.50; Rcirc displaying wrong order on messages

[Philip Kaludercic]

Benjamín Buccianti <benjamin@buccianti.dev> writes:

> On messages with the same hour and minutes, it shows recent ones
> previous to older ones, when it should be the opposite.   Example:
> 17:37 <technomancy> everyone should be taught applescript in school
> 17:37 <technomancy> so that we can be sure not to repeat the terrible
> mistakes of history
> 17:37 *** roto JOIN
> 17:37 *** TOPIC Current stable is 27.2 | "If that's Emacs, I love
> it. If not, I cannot wait to unpack that with ya." -- Ted Lasso |
> EmacsConf 2021 CFP now open!
>
> Those technomancy messages wasn't there when I entered #emacs on libera,
> also take a look at how my JOIN show after, it doesn't makes sense.

Can you still confirm that this issue exists?  Emacs 28 orders messages
using the IRCv3 "server-time" extension[0].  I cannot say if this is an
issue with the ordering or just the metadata the messages were sent
with.  A `rcirc-when' command was also added a while back that prints
the message time in greater detail.  Perhaps that could help you analyse
the situation.

[0] https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/server-time

-- 
	Philip Kaludercic

bug#51398: 29.0.50; Rcirc displaying wrong order on messages

[Benjamín Buccianti]

Philip Kaludercic <philipk@posteo.net> writes:

>
> Can you still confirm that this issue exists?  Emacs 28 orders messages
> using the IRCv3 "server-time" extension[0].  I cannot say if this is an
> issue with the ordering or just the metadata the messages were sent
> with.  A `rcirc-when' command was also added a while back that prints
> the message time in greater detail.  Perhaps that could help you analyse
> the situation.
>
> [0] https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/server-time

Sorry! I forgot to update this bug. Later I found that the issue was
with server time getting behind of my pc time.

Can you close this?

Thanks!

bug#51398: 29.0.50; Rcirc displaying wrong order on messages

[Philip Kaludercic]

Benjamín Buccianti <benjamin@buccianti.dev> writes:

> Philip Kaludercic <philipk@posteo.net> writes:
>
>>
>> Can you still confirm that this issue exists?  Emacs 28 orders messages
>> using the IRCv3 "server-time" extension[0].  I cannot say if this is an
>> issue with the ordering or just the metadata the messages were sent
>> with.  A `rcirc-when' command was also added a while back that prints
>> the message time in greater detail.  Perhaps that could help you analyse
>> the situation.
>>
>> [0] https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/server-time
>
> Sorry! I forgot to update this bug. Later I found that the issue was
> with server time getting behind of my pc time.

No problem, sorry for taking so long to address the issue.

> Can you close this?

Sure.

> Thanks!

-- 
	Philip Kaludercic