Webpacker (Ruby wrapper to webpack) uses RAILS_ENV-based environments while
the javascript configuration for webpack re-reads this configuration file using
the NODE_ENV environment variable. This means that when RAILS_ENV=test, running
“assets:precompile” compiled the production packs in “public/packs” while
webpacker expects them in “public/packs-test”. This causes Ruby to recompile
them on-the-fly, possibly leading to race conditions in parallel_tests.
This changes:
- Disables on-the-fly compilation in test environment
- Changes the javascript part to read the correct environment
* Fix uncaching worker
* Revert to using Paperclip's filesystem backend instead of fog-local
fog-local has lots of concurrency issues, causing failure to delete files,
dangling file records, and spurious errors UncacheMediaWorker
* Add “bundle clean” suggestion from CircleCI doc
Cf. https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/caching/#bundler-ruby
* Use workspaces instead of caches for ruby gems
Cache are not guaranteed to be available, while the test jobs *require* their
depencies to run. Workspaces are thus more suitable.
One downside is that the order of workspace layer additions need to be
deterministic, which is why install-ruby{2.3,2.4} now depend on
install-ruby2.5.
* Disable the animated rainbow text when the “Reduce motion” setting is set
* Get rid of the Content Warning rainbows
* Revert to default color for CWs in admin view
Since that colorscheme is apparently broken for some colorblind people.
* Use HTML5's details and summary for statuses with CWs in admin interface
* Allow accessing local private/DM messages by URL
(Provided the user pasting the URL is authorized to see the toot, obviously)
* Fix SearchServiceSpec tests
* Prevent default event handling when clicking on the video position slider
This prevents accidental text selection when clicking on the position slider.
* Fix bug when clicking on video position slider before starting the video
* Slightly more aggressive video preloading
- Preload video metadata if the video is loaded in detailed view, as it is
likely to get played, and metadata is useful for seeking in the video.
- Preload video data if it's fullscreen as it is extremely likely to get
played right after being put in fullscreen (although those are two steps).
- Preload video data if the user has clicked the position slider, as the video
will play as soon as the mouse button is released, and video metadata is
needed to properly seek into the video.
Include a dummy Account class in the migration script containing only the
attributes relevant to the migration in order to not rely as much on the
codebase being in sync with the database schema.
When there is a single detailed status on a public page, scroll to it and
replace the history state to not scroll back on refresh (simulates # anchors).
While this isn't exactly *wrong*, files uploaded with a “.jpe” extension will
keep that extension, which will often cause them to be served with an
incorrect mimetype.
* Distinguish boosts from original statuses in the admin panel (fixes#7449)
* Show the “show more” button in admin view to make CWs clearer (fixes#7451)
* Make content warnings swag
When an ActivityPub Announce is processed and the boosted toot is not known,
fetch it on behalf of one of the booster's followers. This is to allow
fetching self-boosts of previously-unknown private toots.
If fetching on behalf of a user fails, try fetching it anonymously: the
selected follower of a boosting user may be banned by the boosted toot's
author.
* Revert "Do not re-position scroll when loading more (inserting items from below) (#7344)"
This reverts commit 8c601b54cc.
* Revert "Prevent timeline from moving when cursor is hovering over it (fixes#7278) (#7327)"
This reverts commit 58852695c8.
* Also display replies in report modal
* Allow report modal to be up to 80% of viewport height
* Use narrow no-break space where needed in the French translation
* Mark currently selected privacy setting in privacy dropdown
* Prevent Enter keypresses from triggering dropdown display toggle twice
* Give focus to first/selected item of dropdown menus
* Implement keyboard navigation in privacy dropdown
* Implement keyboard navigation in generic dropdown menus
* Revert "Fixes/do not override timestamps (#7331)"
This reverts commit 581a5c9d29.
* Document Snowflake ID corner-case a bit more
Snowflake IDs are used for two purposes: making object identifiers harder to
guess and ensuring they are in chronological order. For this reason, they
are based on the `created_at` attribute of the object.
Unfortunately, inserting items with older snowflakes IDs will break the
assumption of consumers of the paging APIs that new items will always have
a greater identifier than the last seen one.
* Add `override_timestamps` virtual attribute to not correlate snowflake ID with created_at
* Do not override timestamps for incoming toots
* Remove every reference to override_timestamps
Statuses are now created with the announced publishing date
and are only pushed to timelines if that date is at most
6 hours earlier than the time at which it is processed.
* Fix follow/unfollow buttons on public profile
- Present non-logged users with web+mastodon:// URLs for remote accounts
- Present logged-in users with appropriate links (authorize_follows and
remote_unfollows) for remote accounts
* Do not cache rendered cards if user is logged in
* Keep list of blocked domains
Might be overkill, but I'm trying to follow the same logic as for blocked users
* Add basic domain block UI
* Add the domain blocks UI to Getting Started
* Fix undefined URL in `fetchDomainBlocks`
* Update all known users' domain_blocking relationship instead of just one's
Up until now, the order seemed to be in the *opposite* order,
which caused the WebUI to populate mentions in reversed order
when replying to toots local to one's instance.
* Add button to unblock blocked accounts from their profile
* Add “Blocked” badge in place of “Follows you” when the user is blocked
* Add “Muted” badge (below “follows you” badge)
Since 872a0d5bd8, assets URL are absolute and
not relative. Unfortunately, the domain used to build such URLs is the wrong
one: LOCAL_DOMAIN, and not WEB_DOMAIN, where the assets are stored.
ThibGandEugen Rochko
