This allowed you to brick your system when running that command, because the accounts would continue to advertise the old public key, but sign things with the new one
* Prepare to load onboarding as a full page
* Update the first-time introduction
* Improve responsive design
* Replace speech bubble with logo
* Increase text size and reword first paragraph
* Fix missing variable in directory page title
* Order hashtags by number of people instead of alphabetically
* Add icon to OpenGraph preview of directory page
* Prevent line breaks in hashtags and ensure lowercase in the table
- Some associations were missing from the clean-up
- Some attributes were not reset on suspension
- Skip federation and streaming deletes when purging a dead domain
- Move account association definitions to concern
* fix: change Identity's id column to a bigint
This appears to be the last model created using a 5.0 migration,
where column types defaulted to `integer` rather than `bigint`.
This migration changes the column type to match that of all of the
other ID columns.
* Change user_id column in identities to bigint and fix down-migration
* Improve overview of accounts in admin UI
- Display suspended status, role, last activity and IP prominently
- Default to showing local accounts
- Default to not showing suspended accounts
* Remove unused strings
* Fix tests
* Allow filtering accounts by IP mask
* Fix connect timeout not being enforced
The loop was catching the timeout exception that should stop execution, so the next IP would no longer be within a timed block, which led to requests taking much longer than 10 seconds.
* Use timeout on each IP attempt, but limit to 2 attempts
* Fix code style issue
* Do not break Request#perform if no block given
* Update method stub in spec for Request
* Move timeout inside the begin/rescue block
* Use Resolv::DNS with timeout of 1 to get IP addresses
* Update Request spec to stub Resolv::DNS instead of Addrinfo
* Fix Resolve::DNS stubs in Request spec
* Use global loading indicator when loading more items
* Use local loading indicator for notifications
And remove global loading indicator for initial custom emojis load
So that opening a profile feels faster. Also, pinned toots are not
shown before other toots have loaded. Also, if no toots are loaded,
added empty message
* Eliminate extra accounts select query from FollowService
* Optimistically update follow state in web UI and hide loading bar
Fix#6205
* Asynchronize NotifyService in FollowService
And fix failing test
* Skip Webfinger resolve routine when called from FollowService if possible
If an account is ActivityPub, then webfinger re-resolving is not necessary
when called from FollowService. Improve options of ResolveAccountService
* Reset status cache when status_stat or media_attachment updates
Fix#8711
Media attachments are generally immutable, but admins can update
the sensitive flag, and this would ensure the change is visible
instantly. Same for updates to status stats. That is a regression
from #8185, because even the correct updated_at fetched from a join
doesn't seem to invalidate the cache.
* Remove join from Status#cache_ids since it has no effect
Leave `tootctl accounts cull` to simply check removed accounts from
live domains, and skip temporarily unavailable domains, while listing
them in the final output for further action.
Add `tootctl domains purge DOMAIN` to be able to purge a domain from
that list manually
* Add locality check to ActivityPub::FetchRemoteAccountService
Fix#8643
Because there are a few places where it is called, it is difficult
to confirm if they all previously checked it for locality. It's better
to make sure within the service.
* Remove faux-remote duplicates of local accounts
* Update i18n-tasks to feature-missing-plural-keys
* Fix pluralizations with missing keys in Arabic
Fix#8554
* Add i18n-tasks missing-plural-keys to CircleCI
Reminder: Suggestions were added in #7918 and are based on who you
interact with who you do not follow. E.g. if you boost someone a lot
from seeing other people's boosts of that person, it makes sense you
might be interested in following the original source; or if you reply
to someone a lot, maybe you'd want to follow them
Each suggestion can be dismissed
Previously, the server would attempt taking port/socket in worker
process, and if it was taken, fail, which made the master process
create a new worker. This led to really high CPU usage if the
streaming API was started when the port or socket were not
available.
Now, before clustering (forking) into worker processes, a test
server is created and then removed to check if it can be done.
Eugen Rochko