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  • @averi @barthalion Above comment looks like spam and the user is already banned so Gitlab prevents me from making an abuse report. Could the comment just be deleted?

    Thanks!

    Edited by Jehan
  • The conversion code is very useful, I have applied it Super Mario

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  • @averi @barthalion The 2 above comments are spam again. Why are people spamming on small code snippets which nearly nobody but the intended recipient will see?! lol

  • Banned, the main issue is GitLab doesn't allow ways to remove spam comments in snippets, I'm hopeful they will fix this soon and the spam will just automatically be hidden given these accounts were banned. This is tracked at https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/Infrastructure/-/issues/1350.

  • Ok. Looking at my previous comment in this thread though, it looks like you (someone at least) managed to delete a comment on this snippet already, a few months ago, no?

  • Yeah, it used to work, right now the only way would be deleting these via SQL queries but that doesn't scale, hopefully this will be fixed by GitLab directly and when you ban an account it also hides snippets. The other way would be deleting the account but there's a chance the email may then be re-used by the spammer.

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