Changes made using the ember-native-class-codemod, plus some manual tweaks
Also ensures our implicit injections applied to the prototype immediately. Without this, they will only be applied on the next `.extend()` call, which is now later than the first native-class extension.
When the tooltip items are tooltipItem = [{parsed: {y:12} }, {parsed: {y:10} } ], reducing without a initial value as a number would result in Javascript thinking it is a string. Thanks, Javascript!
There are no tests here yet since this makes use of an external library Chart.js.
Why all the manual setting of `width` and `height`? Without it all ace editors were 0x0, invisible.
Why didn't it affect the tests before? ace-editor tests only confirms that there is an element, theme-settings-editor tests were effectively unit tests before 7317b5a, fk-code test avoids interacting with ace.
Makes it easier to reach the group from the category security
tab, and moves the trash button to the right to avoid misclicks.
Also converts the category permission row to gjs
This is a follow-up of d749227e87.
This patch checks if the key `not_found` is present on the result object
instead of calling `#blank?` on the model, as it can trigger an
`ActiveRecord` relation.
To test the restricted routing when filling up required fields, we fill up the field and then navigate to the root path and checking that we're not redirected.
This is somewhat flaky, and the screenshot shows we are back at the profile page, without any prompt to fill up fields.
My hypothesis is in cases where the backend is "slow" to respond, we're navigating away from the page before the request finishes (which will redirect back to the profile page.)
This PR adds an expectation after saving, to wait until the unrestricted profile page is rendered, before navigating away.
The `notifications.id` has been migrated to bigint in previous commit
799a45a291. This commit migrates one of
the related columns, `user_badges.notification_id`, to `bigint`.
This commit changes the cutoff number for the admins and mods lists on the new /about page from 12 to 6. If the admins or mods lists are bigger than 6, the about page will display the 6 most recently seen admins/mods, and tuck the rest away behind a "view more" button.
Given we are a single-page-app, we hijack the browser's default behavior
for keyboard shortcuts like End because on long topics (20+ posts) we
need to load the last post before really reaching the end of the page.
However, when the last post is already rendered, the End shortcut
currently does nothing, it takes the user to the start of the last post.
If that post is too long, the user will have to scroll down manually.
This change ensures that if the last post of a topic is already rendered
(whether it is in the viewport or not), pressing End will take the user
to the very bottom of the page.
Note for the reviewer: the test added here is for the general case, it
is too hard to test the case where the last post is already rendered,
that isn't covered here.
In FormKit you can add error on an existing field existing in the DOM, but you can also set an arbitrary error on a virtual field not existing in the DOM.
When revalidating existing data, we are only resetting real fields. This commit adds `removeError(name)` to allow you to manually manage virtual fields. `removeError` is available in the same helpers where `addError` is available.
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Prior to this fix using:
- `replaceText(...)`
- `selectText(..., ..., { scroll: true})`
Wouldn't have the expected behaviour as the scroll from selectText will attempt to save the scroll position and restore it AFTER the replacement happened. This commit allows scroll to be a Boolean or a Number, when a number, it will be used to restore the scrollTop position.
I tried to write tests for this specific behavior but couldn't reproduce the issue in tests.
A follow-up to dd1abf91ef.
Because `ember-cli-deprecation-workflow` relied on `@ember/string` 3.1.1, that was the effective version used in the app.
Turns out there's a compatiblity issue with 4.0.0. Let's lock it to 3.x so we can easily update deprecation-workflow and then we can look into the ember/string issue.
