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Tekuti gets real confused when a request is sent to
https://tekuti.example.com//admin/new-post claiming that the host field is
missing. From my logs:
Throw to key `uri-error' with args `("Expected path not starting with
\"//\" (no host): ~a" ("//admin/new-post"))'.
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This way I can keep sending the post to update it in place.
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There's more information in the ‘status’ variable than just what I extract. The
‘. ,_’ matches anything else into a discard pattern so that I'm only getting the
data I need.
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‘org-timestamp-from-string’ doesn't read dates like “Wed, 12 Apr 2023 07:02:45
GMT”
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- Add dependency on org-mode in case I ever install this as a package.
- Require org for `org-collect-keywords', `org-timestamp-to-time',
`org-timestamp-from-string', and `org-html-export-as-html'.
- Move definition of `tekuti-host' to before it's used.
- Rename `args' to `_' to signify it's not used for anything.
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