`[repository.pull-request] DELAY_CHECK_FOR_INACTIVE_DAYS` is a new
setting to delay the mergeable check for pull requests that have been
inactive for the specified number of days.
This avoids potentially long delays for big repositories with many pull
requests. and reduces system load overall when there are many
repositories or pull requests.
When viewing the PR, checking will start immediately and the PR merge
box will automatically reload when complete. Accessing the PR through
the API will also start checking immediately.
The default value of `7` provides a balance between system load, and
keeping behavior similar to what it was before both for users and API
access. With `0` all conflict checking will be delayed, while `-1`
always checks immediately to restore the previous behavior.
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Noticed a SQL in gitea.com has a bigger load. It seems both `is_pull`
and `pin_order` are not indexed columns in the database.
```SQL
SELECT `id`, `repo_id`, `index`, `poster_id`, `original_author`, `original_author_id`, `name`, `content`, `content_version`, `milestone_id`, `priority`, `is_closed`, `is_pull`, `num_comments`, `ref`, `pin_order`, `deadline_unix`, `created_unix`, `updated_unix`, `closed_unix`, `is_locked`, `time_estimate` FROM `issue` WHERE (repo_id =?) AND (is_pull = 0) AND (pin_order > 0) ORDER BY pin_order
```
I came across a comment
https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/24406#issuecomment-1527747296
from @delvh , which presents a more reasonable approach. Based on this,
this PR will migrate all issue and pull request pin data from the
`issue` table to the `issue_pin` table. This change benefits larger
Gitea instances by improving scalability and performance.
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Co-authored-by: wxiaoguang <wxiaoguang@gmail.com>
In history (from some legacy frameworks), both `:name` and `name` are
supported as path path name, `:name` is an alias to `name`.
To make code consistent, now we should only use `name` but not `:name`.
Also added panic check in related functions to make sure the name won't
be abused in case some downstreams still use them.
This PR removes (almost) all path tricks, and introduces "renderhelper"
package.
Now we can clearly see the rendering behaviors for comment/file/wiki,
more details are in "renderhelper" tests.
Fix#31411 , fix#18592, fix#25632 and maybe more problems. (ps: fix
#32608 by the way)
