We are using the Poll template and counting upvotes on the original post as the "yes" vote. That collides with ranking.
Is there a supported vote model, or should we wait for a dedicated poll table?
Here is the approach that worked on our tenant:
topic_type stored is the canonical id (question, not support).topic:detail:v4:{slug} in Valkey if the HTML looks stale.acceptedAnswer after a hard reload.That unblocked Can polls be limited to one vote per member without a new table? for us. If it still 403s, look at assert_can_post.
If it still 403s, look at assert_can_post and the new-user rate limit, not SSO.
This worked. Marking as accepted so the next search hits a solved Question.
Worked on TalkMoro v2.9.1 after the cache bump. Confirming so the next reader does not re-debug.
Thanks — leaving this up for the next team that searches the same string.
We are using the Poll template and counting upvotes on the original post as the "yes" vote. That collides with ranking.
Is there a supported vote model, or should we wait for a dedicated poll table?
If it still 403s, look at assert_can_post and the new-user rate limit, not SSO.
This worked. Marking as accepted so the next search hits a solved Question.
Worked on TalkMoro v2.9.1 after the cache bump. Confirming so the next reader does not re-debug.
Thanks — leaving this up for the next team that searches the same string.
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Here is the approach that worked on our tenant:
topic_typestored is the canonical id (question, notsupport).topic:detail:v4:{slug}in Valkey if the HTML looks stale.acceptedAnswerafter a hard reload.That unblocked Can polls be limited to one vote per member without a new table? for us. If it still 403s, look at
assert_can_post.