My installation shows all of the new new upgrades to the packages, but when I update through the ACP, if I do a hard restart, I get the following:

24/8 22:10 [20442] - info: Initializing NodeBB v0.7.3
[outdated] nodebb-plugin-composer-default v1.0.11, requires 1.0.9
24/8 22:10 [20442] - warn: One or more of NodeBB's dependent packages are out-of-date. Please run the following command to update them:
24/8 22:10 [20442] - warn:     ./nodebb upgrade
[cluster] Child Process (20442) has exited (code: 0, signal: null)

The installed version is higher than the one noted as out-of-date and forces me to roll back through ./nodebb upgrade before it will start again.

Is it possible to limit the list of recent topics in the group list, not to members, but rather to categories that a group has access to? Or a way to list all categories that a group has access to?

@Scuzz Not sure why, but the chat and notification lists in the top right menu never complete. When I switch themes to vanilla or lavendar, they're fine, but not when I use this theme. It's a clean test install of v0.6.0 with nothing else on it.

@RazorAxis If it's "col-m-3" there's a typo and it should be "col-md-3". Otherwise, there is another step size between md and xs and that's sm: "col-sm-6" or whatever. I don't know if that'll do it for your tablet, but you might give it a go.

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I suppose that would help, thanks. On my own installation, however, I get the same results. I know the plugin is installed because I see the little crossed out eye in the markdown editor. It renders just like my test example here, though.

! test

I don't think I understand how this is supposed to work. To me, spoiler text means text that is hidden without action taken. If that's what this plugin is supposed to do, could I please be told the correct way to do it?

Opening the modal popup for the emoji or polling on this thread does it as well. The extended emoji is grayed out, but you can escape out of it, unlike the emoji/polling modals.

The last topic I saw on this was about 7-8 months old and I just wanted to get some info if that's possible? I just started a forum and it has about 1200+ posts with a redis dump of 5 megs. It's still a very young forum, so I'm trying to chart out growth. Would it be possible for people to give their post count and the size of their redis dump? Just to get an idea of the correlation between the two. Thanks!