Permalinks used to jump directly to a post (e.g. if 'Share' is clicked) when the user loaded the page. It still works but, since pagination was added (#17), only if the item is visible after the first GET. If the comment is a reply or isn't on the first page it will do nothing.
One way to solve this would be the change the initial GET request to add an optional query parameter e.g. ?permalink=some-comment-id. Then the back-end could make sure that item was included.
Also considering removing permalinks for now too.
Permalinks used to jump directly to a post (e.g. if 'Share' is clicked) when the user loaded the page. It still works but, since pagination was added (#17), only if the item is visible after the first GET. If the comment is a reply or isn't on the first page it will do nothing.
One way to solve this would be the change the initial GET request to add an optional query parameter e.g.
?permalink=some-comment-id. Then the back-end could make sure that item was included.Also considering removing permalinks for now too.