- Update and autofix most issues
- Corrected variable names to `cutOk`
- Impossible condition in `services/migrations/onedev_test.go` removed
- `modules/setting/config_env.go:128:3` looks like a false-positive,
added nolint
A big step towards enabling strict mode in Typescript.
There was definitely a good share of potential bugs while refactoring
this. When in doubt, I opted to keep the potentially broken behaviour.
Notably, the `DOMEvent` type is gone, it was broken and we're better of
with type assertions on `e.target`.
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Signed-off-by: wxiaoguang <wxiaoguang@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: delvh <dev.lh@web.de>
Co-authored-by: wxiaoguang <wxiaoguang@gmail.com>
Many (but not all) analyzers ran by `gopls check` are available in
`golangci-lint` as part of default-disabled `govet` linters, so I think
it's best we remove this manual linting step and let `golangci-lint`
handle it. I hand-picked two available linters that were previously
linted using gopls and this list is not exhaustive.
This will reduce CI time by about 3 minutes.
- Update JS deps
- Regenerate SVGs
- Fix air `bin` deprecation
- Fix `monaco.languages.typescript` deprecation
- Remove `eslint-plugin-no-use-extend-native`, it's unnecessary with
typescript
- Enable new `@typescript-eslint` rules
- Disable `@typescript-eslint/no-redundant-type-constituents`, this rule
has bugs when not running under `strictNullChecks` (pending in
https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/35843).
From [docs](https://go.dev/doc/toolchain#config):
> The go line declares the minimum required Go version for using the
module or workspace. For compatibility reasons, if the go line is
omitted from a go.mod file, the module is considered to have an implicit
go 1.16 line, and if the go line is omitted from a go.work file, the
workspace is considered to have an implicit go 1.18 line.
> The toolchain line declares a suggested toolchain to use with the
module or workspace. As described in “[Go toolchain
selection](https://go.dev/doc/toolchain#select)” below, the go command
may run this specific toolchain when operating in that module or
workspace if the default toolchain’s version is less than the suggested
toolchain’s version. If the toolchain line is omitted, the module or
workspace is considered to have an implicit toolchain goV line, where V
is the Go version from the go line.
This is better than setting `go` to the latest version which may break
builds when that go version is unavailable, for example with
`GOTOOLCHAIN=local` in the official go docker images.
https://github.com/golangci/golangci-lint/releases/tag/v2.6.0
- `modernize` linter is enabled, this is the same as `gopls modernize`
- ~~`perfsprint` linter is disabled because it conflicts with
`modernize` (maybe there is a middle ground)~~
- gocritic `deprecatedComment` is disabled as it conflicts with
`go-swagger`
In preparation to work on enabling
https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig/#strictNullChecks, I fixed all
the issues outside of `web_src` that came up when the option was
enabled. There was also one lint issue in web_src that apparently only
came up with the option enabled, so I fixed that as well.
`isTruthy` is introduced because Typescript has a bug regarding
`filter(Boolean)` which they are seemingly unwilling to fix.
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During https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/35790, it was noticed
that this PNG image had the wrong file extension. I also verified
`dingtalk.ico` and that one is actually an `.ico`.
1. Add the color on the link to the referenced file, which is the more
likely thing the user wants to click
2. Use monospace font on the SHA
3. Tweak text colors
4. Change SHA link to go to the commit instead of the repo root with
commit filter set
5. Added the repo name to the file link text
6. Fix broken line numbering rendering
- Update all JS dependencies
- Added new unicorn rules
- `updates` now also supports updating `packageManager` and `engines`,
and I see no reason not to do that, so I think we can try keeping these
updated as well. If something in the build breaks because of this, I
will revert and exclude `pnpm` from updating further, but as far as I
understand, only corepack respects this field and pnpm itself does not
care about it.
- Regenerate SVGs.
Followup to https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/35734.
- Move `codeformat` folder to `tools`
- Add `tools` to `GO_DIRS`
- Move `misspellings.csv` to `assets` so we can lint the whole `tools`
directory without filter shenanigans.
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Some minor tooling tweaks:
- Ignore .venv in golangci-lint
- Move go tools to tools directory (e.g. everything that is not "build")
- Enable reportUnusedInlineConfigs in eslint, no current violations
- Apply modernize fix in code-batch-process, modernize cli did
apparently not catch it because of the `go:build ignore` tag.
- Update all JS dependencies
- Enable eslint `no-useless-assignment` and fix 2 discovered issues
- Replace `gitea-vscode` svg with new `octicon-vscode`
- Remove now-unused `@ts-expect-error` comments
- Change Monaco wrapping behaviour to match the wrapping in code view:
no wrapping indent and break on any character.
The test calls out to a web service which may be down or unreachable as
seen in the linked issue. It's better for tests to not have such
external dependencies to make them absolutely stable.
Fixes: https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/35571
Enable the [same paste
features](https://github.com/github/paste-markdown#paste-markdown-objects)
that GitHub has, notably the ability to paste text containing HTML links
and have them automatically turn into Markdown links. As far as I can
tell, previous paste features all work as expected.
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- `type-fest` is replaced by our own types
- `@stylistic/eslint-plugin-js` is no longer in use, it was replaced
with `@stylistic/eslint-plugin`
- `@types/license-checker-webpack-plugin` does not apply to our forked
version and has a type stub
Update eslint and all plugins. Many plugins still do not ship type
definitions so I had to add stubs. Also, I had to put a few typescript
error expectations because if some unknown error in the types.
`eslint-plugin-no-jquery` is disabled because it's not compatible with
eslint 9 flat config
(https://github.com/wikimedia/eslint-plugin-no-jquery/issues/311).
Given that this bundler is almost a drop-in replacement to webpack, it
might be worth switching. So far it seems everything is working, but
more testing is needed, so I'm setting draft.
- Dev build time is reduced from 10s to 5s
- Prod build time is reduced from 16s to 10s
- JS output size is reduced from 21.3MB to 19.8MB
- CSS output size is increased from 778kB to 818kB
See https://github.com/actions/setup-node/releases/tag/v5.0.0
Caching is now enabled by default when `packageManager` is present in
package.json, and we have that. `cache-dependency-path` is unneccesary
because the action will automatically detect it.
gofumpt now
[supports](https://github.com/mvdan/gofumpt/releases/tag/v0.9.0) the
[ignore](https://tip.golang.org/ref/mod#go-mod-file-ignore) directive
added in go 1.25, make use of it which speeds up `make fmt` by around
30%. Likely this also has similar speed gains in other go-related
commands which use the `./...` pattern.
The change in `build/code-batch-process.go` was introduced by `gofumpt`
because of this change:
> A new rule is introduced to "clothe" naked returns for the sake of
clarity. While there is nothing wrong with naming results in function
signatures, using lone return statements can be confusing to the reader.
Migrate all JS config and tools to TS and fix a number of type issues.
This required Node.js 22.18.0 or greater where [type-stripping was
enabled](https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v22.18.0) by default.
Given that Node 22 is the current LTS, I think it's ok to assume that
the user has a recent version of it.
Webpack currently requires the `--disable-interpret` flag to work,
should be fixed eventually with
https://github.com/webpack/webpack-cli/issues/4525.
`fast-glob` is replaced by `fs.globSync`, available in Node 22.0.0 or
greater.
Use the WASM module of [`resvg-js`](https://github.com/thx/resvg-js) to
replace `fabric` and the problematic native `canvas` dependency. WASM
works cross-platform so we can include it in the main `package.json`.
imagemin-zopfli brings a lot of [vulnerable
dependencies](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/security/dependabot) and
it is unmaintained. The removal brings a size increase to these images,
but I think ultimately this size does not matter enough. I verified this
passes `pnpm audit` now.
As per https://github.com/bitnami/containers/issues/83267, my
understanding is that the `docker.io/bitnami` images will be deleted on
September 29.
To prevent this failure mode, use the images on the `bitnamilegacy` org
instead which are snapshots from when they stopped updating them.
Long-term, we should replace these images with official ones.
Previously, when writing a inline code comment, the markup preview would
have incorrect font size of 16px. This fixes it to 14px and also
combines similar CSS rules into one.
I'm not a fan of this selector complexity, but it seems like a necessity
because standalone markup files render at 16px while comments render at
14px.
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1. Enable
[`@typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-type-conversion`](https://typescript-eslint.io/rules/no-unnecessary-type-conversion/),
I think the two cases that were hit are safe cases.
2. Disable `no-new-func`, `@typescript-eslint/no-implied-eval` does the
same but better.
This variable is unused, occurs nowhere in the codebase. I can't
pinpoint the exact commit when it was last used, but I think it's unused
since the docs were moved out.
Upgrade to
[v0.19.0](https://github.com/golang/tools/releases/tag/gopls%2Fv0.19.0)
and fix issues. Runs with new `warning` serverity setting. This likely
does less checks than before. Additionally, add `make fix` which runs
modernize. This is also verified on CI.
For the record, here are the issues discoverd when running with `info`
severity, in case we want to fix these:
```
tests/integration/repo_test.go:95:5-14: could use tagged switch on i
tests/integration/api_packages_generic_test.go:149:4-64: could use tagged switch on setting.Packages.Storage.Type
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:33:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:59:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:85:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:111:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:138:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:161:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:187:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:213:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:239:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:266:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
services/webhook/msteams_test.go:407:4-33: could use tagged switch on fact.Name
tests/integration/api_packages_conan_test.go:350:6-33: could use tagged switch on pf.Name
models/issues/tracked_time_test.go:98:3-18: could use tagged switch on user.ID
tests/integration/api_token_test.go:505:5-43: could use tagged switch on minRequiredLevel
services/gitdiff/gitdiff.go:220:33-46: method "getLineLegacy" is unused
```
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postgres 12 is end of life since 6 months. 13 and above are still
supported but I think it's overall better if we test a more recent
version of postgres because that's what new users will be running on.
Ref: https://endoflife.date/postgresql
In the comment editor, there is a bug in Firefox where the scroll
position unexpectedly moves up, which is annoying. This is not
reproducible in Chrome and Safari. To reproduce here are some steps:
- Go into an editable issue
- Scroll page to bottom
- Focus the textarea and press Return many times, causing the textarea
to get a scrollbar
- Scroll page to bottom again
- Press Return once more
- Page should not scroll up.
This fixes the bug by adding a temporary margin, and I verified it works
in all browsers.
Co-authored-by: wxiaoguang <wxiaoguang@gmail.com>
Previously we would always leave 80px space before the page footer, but
this is problematic with small viewport heights on projects page for
example. I think it' ideal that we use `--page-spacing` which is already
in use for spacing on top of the page.
The `secondary-nav` margin is also adjusted as I see no value why this
shouldn't be the same value.
- Update selected dependencies.
- Ran `make svg && git add --all`.
- Tested mermaid and swagger.
- Mark `fileicon` assets as generated so they don't spam the diff.
- Webpack is not upgraded because it has some regression.
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