As per discussion in https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/29423, I
think this is the right way that does not burden developers having to
think about CSS precedence which should be irrelevant with an atomic CSS
framework.
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Co-authored-by: wxiaoguang <wxiaoguang@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit e55926ebfe88d6ee079842967dc7dccc2a9cdbf2)
- Fix #29391
With this change, htmx will not follow the redirect in the AJAX request
but instead redirect the whole browser.
To reproduce the bug fixed by this change without waiting a long time
for the token to expire, you can logout in another tab then look in the
original tab. Just make sure to comment out both instances of
`window.location.href = appSubUrl` in the codebase so you won't be
redirected immediately on logout. This is what I did in the following
gifs.
Signed-off-by: Yarden Shoham <git@yardenshoham.com>
Co-authored-by: Giteabot <teabot@gitea.io>
(cherry picked from commit 324626a11c041208b003ee64e33000b223994662)
See also: [GITEA] Enable mocked HTTP responses for GitLab migration test
make GITLAB_READ_TOKEN=XXXX GO_TEST_PACKAGES='code.gitea.io/gitea/services/migrations/... -test.v' FLAGS= 'test#TestGitlabDownloadRepo'
to update the captured GitLab HTTP requests used for offline testing.
Some specific events on Gitlab issues and merge requests are stored
separately from comments as "resource state events". With this change,
all relevant resource state events are downloaded during issue and merge
request migration, and converted to comments.
This PR also updates the template used to render comments to add support
for migrated comments of these types.
ref: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/resource_state_events.html
(cherry picked from commit 17f170ee3724d8bdf2ddaad4211b12433f78ff0e)
Now that Forgejo has its own release number, use the Makefile as a
reference.
Also document and improve support for debugging this
pull_request_target workflow by using a branch in the repository.
This partially reverts c41b2c73ef: for the
sake of consistency, the title of a release should always be a link,
whether it's a tag-only release or not.
Signed-off-by: Gergely Nagy <forgejo@gergo.csillger.hu>
Update the `TestTagViewWithoutRelease` test case with another assert:
one that checks that the release title is properly displayed.
Signed-off-by: Gergely Nagy <forgejo@gergo.csillger.hu>
Use setting.AppWorkPath instead of filepath.Dir(setting.AppPath). It
is the common denominator between:
* models/unittest/testdb.go:MainTest
* tests/test_utils.go:InitTest
which makes it usable in unit tests as well as integration tests.
- When a user goes opens a symlink file in Forgejo, the file would be
rendered with the path of the symlink as content.
- Add a button that is shown when the user opens a *valid* symlink file,
which means that the symlink must have an valid path to an existent
file and after 999 follows isn't a symlink anymore.
- Return the relative path from the `FollowLink` functions, because Git
really doesn't want to tell where an file is located based on the blob ID.
- Adds integration tests.
The elements were hidden on small screens to preserve space and the
icons still conveyed the meaning for users with intact eye vision.
However, the names were no longer exposed to screen readers, and their
users usually cannot obtain the meaning from the icons.
Adding aria-labels to the affected templates results in certain
complexity due to the DOM, so instead I decided to use some accessible
CSS tricks to move the content off the screen instead of hiding it. It
should remain accessible for most screen readers.
While it might be favourable to have distinct focus and hover styling,
having no focus styling at all makes keyboard navigation very difficult.
Some people consider :focus to be equal to a keyboard-driven :hover, so
I'm moving the focus pseudo-classes from being a no-op to adding the
hover styling.
Now that semantic versions are used, the major version must be used
instead of major.minor to distinguish releases with breaking changes.
Before:
Forgejo v1.21.1-0, tags 1.21.1-0 and 1.21
Forgejo v1.21.2-0, tags 1.21.2-0 and 1.21
Forgejo v1.22.1-0, tags 1.22.1-0 and 1.22
After
Forgejo v7.0.0 tags 7.0.0 and 7
Forgejo v7.0.1 tags 7.0.1 and 7
Forgejo v7.1.2 tags 7.1.2 and 7
Forgejo v8.0.1 tags 8.0.1 and 8
- The content history table contains the content history of issues and
comments. For issues they are saved with an comment id of zero.
- If you want to check if the issue has an content history, it should
take into account that SQL has `comment_id = 0`, as it otherwise could
return incorrect results when for example the issue already has an
comment that has an content history.
- Fix the code of `HasIssueContentHistory` to take this into account, it
relied on XORM to generate the SQL from the non-default values of the
struct, this wouldn't generate the `comment_id = 0` SQL as `0` is the
default value of an integer.
- Remove an unncessary log (it's not the responsibility of `models`
code to do logging).
- Adds unit test.
- Resolves #2513
- This was incorrectly copied from the `swaggerCommitList` struct, which
on the other hand does set `X-Total`, but the API handler that uses this
response only sets `X-Total-Count`.
Gitea versions are
* A.B.C
* A.B.C+rc-0
* A.B.C+dev-5-g4fb9056
If Forgejo versions are:
* X.Y.Z+A.B.C
* X.Y.Z-rc0+A.B.C
* X.Y.Z-dev-1232-g4fb905687+A.B.C
It is non trivial for a client trying to sort out if the server
responding to `/api/v1/version` is Forgejo or Gitea. The Forgejo
version changes to be:
* X.Y.Z+gitea-A.B.C
* X.Y.Z-rc0+gitea-A.B.C
* X.Y.Z-dev-1232-g4fb905687+gitea-A.B.C
and a client can now:
* Split the version with +
* If the second part (the metadata) exists and contains "gitea", the
answer server is Forgejo
* Otherwise it is Gitea
