* FIX: `TopicTagsChanged` trigger not working with multiple tags
The check for when had multiple tags was being exclusive, you had to have all tags to trigger the automation, now it's inclusive, you can trigger the automation if you have any of the tags.
* DEV: add specs for when having multiple categories
* DEV: changed to use unions and intersections for tags
added more tests to check for multiple tags
Historically the behavior of this file has been complexified to attempt to answer this use case:
A user has two tabs open, tab 1 is on a topic, tab 2 is on a chat channel. If your active tab is tab 1 and someones sends you a mention in chat. We will show a desktop notification, but in which tab the channel should open if you click it? The changes made years ago said: in tab 2.
I think this is complexifying too much this codepath and is also confusing. You might wonder why this discourse notification you clicked opened in some of your 50 tabs in the background when you had a discourse tab active currently in front of you.
Moreover, a recent change has made the notification to only happen on desktop, but all the subscription stuff was happening regardless of mobile or desktop.
We already add the "delete user" and "delete and block user" options to the drop-down for potential spam, but we should do this for potentially illegal posts as well.
This is entirely based on the implementation for the potential spam one, including caching the status on the reviewable record.
Also note that just as for potential spam, the user must be "deletable" for the option to appear.
I also took the liberty to move the options in the drop-down to what I think is a more intuitive place. (Between delete post and suspend/silence user.)
Sometimes changes to "What's new?" feed items are made or the feed items are
removed altogether, and the polling interval to check for new features is 1 day.
This is quite long, so this commit introduces a "Check for updates"
button for admins to click on the "What's new?" page which will bust
the cache for the feed and check again at the new features endpoint.
This is limited to 5 times per minute to avoid rapid sending of
requests.
* FEATURE: Add `freeze_original` option to `PostMover`
This option will allow the api user to specify if the original topic should be `frozen`(locked and posts not deleted neither moved)
With this option when moving topic posts your posts will be `copied` to the new topic and the original topic will be kept there.
* DEV: update tests to check raw instead of ids
* DEV: Implement `freeze_original` option for `PostMover`
update specs to use `*array` matcher
* DEV: add tests to `MovedPost` model in post mover
* DEV: Update `MovedPost` model rspec
* DEV: add back empty line to `post_mover.rb`
* FIX: Solve flaky tests in `PostMover`
Using Ember's `<template>` dynamically is not supported. For every invocation, glimmer-vm has to run one-time setup, and will cache the result indefinitely. This leads to significant memory leaks, and eventual OOM errors.
This commit updates a handful of cases. We'll be following up with the more complex ones, and a linting rule to avoid re-introducing the problem in future.
* FEATURE: Add `freeze_original` option to `PostMover`
This option will allow the api user to specify if the original topic should be `frozen`(locked and posts not deleted neither moved)
With this option when moving topic posts your posts will be `copied` to the new topic and the original topic will be kept there.
* DEV: update tests to check raw instead of ids
* DEV: Implement `freeze_original` option for `PostMover`
update specs to use `*array` matcher
* DEV: add tests to `MovedPost` model in post mover
* DEV: Update `MovedPost` model rspec
* DEV: add back empty line to `post_mover.rb`
We ran into an edge case where it was possible for a
ReviewableFlaggedPost to end up in a state where it was hidden
and the topic was already deleted. This meant that the Ignore
action bundle for the reviewable ended up empty, with no associated
actions.
This commit fixes the server-side issue where this was ending up
empty. A further commit will aim to make the client more resilient
to these issues by gracefully failing if a reviewable action bundle
is detected with no associated actions.
The Admin UI guidelines states that buttons should have text, not icons. This was an oversight on the admin emoji listing.
Part of this change is also opportunistically removing the CSS file for admin emojis, none of which is used any more since the conversion.
At the top of the theme show page we have a link
to the theme About and License, which are supposed
to be URLs. However some themes have left placeholder
text in these metadata fields, which leads to a wonky
experience.
Instead, we can just not serialize these fields if they
are not valid URLs, then they will not show as links
in the UI.
This fix handles the case where an In-Reply-To mail header
can contain multiple Message-IDs. We use this header to
try look up an EmailLog record to find the post to reply
to in the group email inbox flow.
Since the case where multiple In-Reply-To Message-IDs is
rare (we've only seen a couple of instances of this causing
errors in the wild), we are just going to use the first one
in the array.
Also, Discourse does not support replying to multiple posts
at once, so it doesn't really make sense to use multiple
In-Reply-To Message-IDs anyway.
This unlocks the ability to use that function directly in templates:
```hbs
{{applyValueTransformer
"foo-bar"
@defaultValue
(hash arg1=@arg1 arg2=@arg2)
}}
```
This PR simply moves the call to remove in progress uploads **after** the async markdown resolvers finish resolving. This is specifically for the case when markdown resolvers are async functions, such as in the case of Discourse AI's image caption feature. This ensures that the in progress upload doesn't get removed causing replace text having nothing to replace once the async call is finished.
No tests as there currently are no tests for this plugin API function, and it's a little tricky to test, especially with in progress uploads being a private property.
Previously, the secure-upload redirection logic would fail for extension-less files. This commit updates it to work, and adds a spec for the behavior.
Extension-less file uploads are not allowed by default, so this is a very niche situation.
