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Private timeline doesn't hide certs

See original GitHub issue

The note on the settings page next to the timeline option says "Your certifications will be disabled, if set to private." But if you set your timeline to private, you can still view your certifications.

More discussion on the linked issue

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 3 years ago
  • Reactions:1
  • Comments:8 (8 by maintainers)

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moT01commented, Feb 22, 2021

I’m quite certain that anytime a certification is public, the projects submitted to complete it should be visible at the bottom.

I vote for #1, remove the message and make the projects persistent.

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moT01commented, Feb 23, 2021

The merged PR to fix this issue hides the message. If I make my timeline private, either locally or on .dev, the projects are shown on the cert - so I’m not sure if that second part of @nhcarrigan’s #1 solution is still a problem. If it turns out to be, we should make another issue for it.

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