* Don't allow for plain username/password authentication when 2FA is enabled
* Removed debugging statement
* Don't assume a token belongs to a given user, handle two-factor errors properly
* Simplified user/token matching, refactored error handling for two-factor authentication
* Change authentication response to avoid bruteforcing
* Add TODO item as a comment for changing the response for security purposes
* Remove unit types commits and settings
* Can not limit units in administrator teams
* Limit changing units only to teams with read and write access mode
* Small code optimization
* Add configuration flag SSH_EXPOSE_ANONYMOUS
If this flag (default True) is set to false, the SSH clone URL will only be exposed if the current user is signed in.
* Default SSH exposure set to false
To match GitHub and for security reasons, SSH URL exposure is disabled by default.
In addition to that. minor code changes have been applied.
Signed-off-by: Stefan Kalscheuer <stefan@stklcode.de>
* Add integration tests
* Hide clone button neither HTTP and SSH is enabled
Signed-off-by: Stefan Kalscheuer <stefan@stklcode.de>
* Make compare button URL aware if current repo is a fork (#2162)
* Optimize code
* To not change current behaviour check if signed in user has fork of base repository
* Fix to check only if signed user has forked repo otherwise it will still redirect to wrong page
This changes the regex to look for a hash from 7 to 40 characters,
to match the use of abbreviated hash lookups in both git and github.
The restriction of not being a pure number is also removed because
1234567 is now considered a valid abbreviated hash, as is deadbeef.
A note has been added to the top of the code to state that the
literal regex match is fine, but no extra validation is currently
performed so some false positives are expected.
A future change could ensure that the hash exists in the repository
before rendering it as a link, although this might incur a slight
performance penalty.
Reverts part of commit 4a46613 and fixes #2053.
* Use POSIX complaint ! operator in find
-not is a GNU extension and not all find(8) implementations
support it. It's just an alias for ! which is POSIX compliant.
Now gitea compiles on NetBSD at least.
* Revert change in vendor directory as requested
