`discourse-common` was created in the past to share logic between the
'wizard' app and the main 'discourse' app. Since then, the wizard has
been consolidated into the main app, so the separation of
`discourse-common` is no longer useful.
This commit moves `discourse-common/resolver` into `discourse/resolver`,
adds shims for the imports, and updates existing uses in core.
`discourse-common` was created in the past to share logic between the
'wizard' app and the main 'discourse' app. Since then, the wizard has
been consolidated into the main app, so the separation of
`discourse-common` is no longer useful.
This commit moves `discourse-common/(lib|utils)/*` into
`discourse/lib/*`, adds shims for the imports, and updates existing
uses in core.
(…and remove extraneous `stringify_keys` - enqueue already does
`deep_stringify_keys`)
The warning in question:
```
Deprecation notice: Jobs::RunProblemCheck was enqueued with argument values which do not cleanly serialize to/from JSON. This means that the job will be run with slightly different values than the ones supplied to `enqueue`. Argument values should be strings, booleans, numbers, or nil (or arrays/hashes of those value types). (deprecated since Discourse 2.9) (removal in Discourse 3.0)
```
The "Tag Groups Form" component was using group names to handle
permissions. This works just fine when the default locale is "English"
but breaks as soon as it's changed to a different locale.
The fix is to use the group id's for handling the permissions instead of
the group name.
Reported in https://meta.discourse.org/t/221849
In the groups page (/g) where we list all the groups, we were only
showing one group "name" per group. If a full name was set, we would
show it, otherwise we would show the group's "display name".
This was somewhat inconsistent because we only show the group's names
in all the various controls we use to filter/search by group.
Plus we used a slightly different logic when displaying the names of a
group on the "group page".
So I updated the "GroupsInfo" component to show either 1 or 2 names
depending on whether a full name is set, and it's different from the
display name or the name of the group.
I used this component in the "group page" so the names will be
consistent between the "groups page" and the "group page".
Also renamed the "GroupsInfo" component to "GroupInfo" since it only
ever deals with 1 group at a time.
Ref - https://meta.discourse.org/t/-/345415
---
## When "full name" differs from the "group's name"
(cf. `@admins`, `@staff`, and `@moderators`)
<img width="1250" alt="Screenshot 2025-01-09 at 15 56 29"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f8a0ecdd-2715-40d9-a1ed-26288f638d9f"
/>
## When "full name" is the same as the "group's name"
When `unicode` is allowed in usernames, then the group's full name is
the same as the group's name, so we only show one name.
<img width="1249" alt="Screenshot 2025-01-09 at 16 25 53"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/03438fbd-04f1-4672-91d5-bd6af2b32475"
/>
`discourse-common` was created in the past to share logic between the
'wizard' app and the main 'discourse' app. Since then, the wizard has
been consolidated into the main app, so the separation of
`discourse-common` is no longer useful.
This commit moves `discourse-common/helpers/*` into
`discourse/helpers/*`, removes `discourse-common` from the Ember
resolver config, and adds shims for the imports.
This change adds a new dropdown trigger next to the "New Topic" button.
When clicked a menu will display a list of topic/post drafts that can be
clicked to resume the draft within the composer.
The "New Topic" button will no longer change text to show "Open Draft"
when a draft topic exists, it will still attempt to load the existing
draft if one exists (this will change later when we support multiple
drafts in a separate PR).
The "My Posts" link in desktop sidebar will now be "My Drafts" and only
appear when the current user has existing drafts.
It is possible for admins to rename users like `system`
to some other username, but if they try to change it back
they cannot, since `system` is a reserved username.
This commit allows admins to change any user's username
to a reserved username _as long as that username is not
already in use_.
Moves the theme component
https://github.com/discourse/discourse-review-ip-lookup into core, this
allows looking
up a user's IP directly from the review queue and seeing if
there are other users with the same IP on the forum
This will have the following advantages:
- removes a very annoying bug which was making text selection super hard on iOS
- removes the flashing of header when transitioning from disable to enable body scroll lock
This removes some longstanding Safari iOS positioning hacks and refactors the mobile positioning strategy across Safari, Chrome and Firefox. See PR descriptions for more details.
Co-authored-by: Joffrey JAFFEUX <j.jaffeux@gmail.com>
In #30096 we converted the API keys UI to follow the new admin UI guidelines.
During this conversion, the step where you get a chance to copy the API key after creating, was lost due to a rebase mistake.
This re-introduces it.
This commit finalises the admin setting page consistency
efforts by:
* Converting all route templates into .gjs
* Adding `@hideTabs={{true}}` for all the page headers so we
don't show a border line when it's not needed
* Introduce `@showBreadcrumb` and default to true for
AdminAreaSettings, for all these pages the Settings part of
the breadcrumb is redundant
If, for some reasons, navigating between posts using j/k keyboard
shortcuts does not select any posts, there could be an infinite loop
due to setting the `direction` to `0` and then using it do "iterate"
over the arrays of available "articles".
Despite many attemps, I wasn't able to reproduce the issue reported in
https://dev.discourse.org/t/145565 so this is somewhat of a shot in the
dark.
This pull request is doing the following changes:
prevents clicking on a section to scroll the document body
do not show favorites section if empty
do not close the user-status modal on emoji selection
giving its own context for user-status picker, that way if you frequently use same emojis for the picker they will always be in favorites
Following on from f369db5ae9, this change adds the ability to choose a custom locale to send to onebox providers.
If this setting is left blank, it will fall back to using default_locale.
This PR moves the logic from the nameValidation mixin to a helper class. I've opted to maintain the interface of the previous classes through native getters in combination with dependentKeyCompat so that we limit the amount of changes here (these are referenced in the string form and across classes/templates), and avoid introducing more computed properties from the old reactivity system (alias, readOnly etc.).
We now return a POJO for nameValidation since returning an EmberObject makes no difference here.
Deprecation warning added to the nameValidation mixin as it's still used in a plugin.
3135f472e2 added a nifty new FontSelector component, which creates a dropdown where each item is styled in the font that it corresponds to.
This change uses the new component to style the base_font and heading_font site setting selectors, too.
On WebKit-based browsers, triple clicking on the last paragraph of a post won't stop at the end of the paragraph, leaking the selection into the following nodes until it finds a non-empty node.
This commit introduces a workaround to fix this behavior.
- uses emojiSearch to ensure we have the same result than autocomplete when filtering emojis (for example search aliases were not working correctly because of this)
- reset the visible sections when clearing filter to ensure we are not attempting to display all the emojis at once which would be slow
- prevents flashing of the full emoji list before showing filtered results
- correctly reset recent favorites and only show them when used
I'm not sure if this is a real-world consideration... but our `test/smoke-test.mjs` script runs chrome with `--disable-local-storage`, so it needs to work.
This commit introduces a new 'dev tools' feature for core, theme and plugin developers. This is enabled by default in development environments, and can be enabled in production by running `enableDevTools()` in the browser console.
When enabled, it will load a separate dev-tools JS/CSS bundle, and show a new toolbar on the left of the page. Dev Tools will remain enabled until the 'x' button is clicked, or `disableDevTools()` is run in the console.
The toolbar currently has three buttons:
- "Toggle safe mode" provides an easy way to toggle all themes/plugins on/off
- "Toggle verbose localization" is a toggle for our existing locale debugging feature
- "Debug plugin outlets" is inspired by the popular 'plugin outlet locations' theme component. It hooks into core's plugin outlet system, and renders a button into every single outlet. Those buttons have a tooltip which shows more information about the outlet, including all of the outletArg values. To inspect the value further, buttons allow the values to be saved to globals and logged to the console.
All of this is implemented under `/static`, and is only async-import()-d when the dev tools are enabled. Therefore, we can continue to add more tools, with zero performance cost to ordinary users of Discourse.
This will cause the glimmer topic-list to be enabled for sites with compatible customizations. Incompatible customizations will print a deprecation message to the console, along with a link to more information.
Also cleans up a handful of specs/behaviour which were revealed by switching the default.
More details at https://meta.discourse.org/t/343404
