Blog Posts Showing Broken Linked Userpics #34
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component: admin dashboard
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component: billing
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component: faqs
component: game genres
component: game lists
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component: platforms
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MyVideoGameList/myvideogamelist.com#34
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In the comments section https://myvideogamelist.com/blogentry/jimmyb/1 the user pics are showing as broken linked images.
Checked this against the current codebase. The old /blogentry/{username}/{id} route from the report is not present anymore; the current route is /blog/{username}/{blogEntry}. Blog comment avatars are rendered through BlogCommentPresenter using media.users.public_assets_url plus the configured avatars path, and resources/views/pages/blog/show.blade.php outputs that URL directly in the comment image tag. I also tightened tests/Feature/BlogTest.php so the existing blog comment regression explicitly asserts the rendered commenter avatar URL, then verified it with php artisan test --compact --filter='blog comments honor comment settings and render markdown safely newest first'. Given that and the current prod spot check on /blog/jimmyb/1, closing as obsolete/non-repro on the new codebase.