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* ignore `instance.actor` when checking if there are local users We've seen this happen a few times: * there was some AP software at $some_domain * it gets replaced by Misskey * before the first user can be created, an AP activity comes in * Misskey resolves the activity * to do this, it creates the `instance.actor` to sign its request * now there *is* a local user, so the `meta` endpoint returns `requireSetup:false` * the admin is very confused This commit factors out the check, and doesn't count the `instance.actor` as a real user. * autogen bits |
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