assert.Fail() will continue to execute the code while assert.FailNow()
not. I thought those uses of assert.Fail() should exit immediately.
PS: perhaps it's a good idea to use
[require](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/stretchr/testify/require)
somewhere because the assert package's default behavior does not exit
when an error occurs, which makes it difficult to find the root error
reason.
- Currently in the cron tasks, the 'Previous Time' only displays the
previous time of when the cron library executes the function, but not
any of the manual executions of the task.
- Store the last run's time in memory in the Task struct and use that,
when that time is later than time that the cron library has executed
this task.
- This ensures that if an instance admin manually starts a task, there's
feedback that this task is/has been run, because the task might be run
that quick, that the status icon already has been changed to an
checkmark,
- Tasks that are executed at startup now reflect this as well, as the
time of the execution of that task on startup is now being shown as
'Previous Time'.
- Added integration tests for the API part, which is easier to test
because querying the HTML table of cron tasks is non-trivial.
- Resolves https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/949
(cherry picked from commit fd34fdac1408ece6b7d9fe6a76501ed9a45d06fa)
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Co-authored-by: Gusted <postmaster@gusted.xyz>
Co-authored-by: KN4CK3R <admin@oldschoolhack.me>
Co-authored-by: silverwind <me@silverwind.io>
Fix #27541
The INI package has a quirk: by default, the keys are inherited.
When maintaining the keys, the newly added sub key should not be
affected by the parent key.
Follow #27354
Major changes:
1. The `right aligned` in `<th class="one wide right aligned">` is a
no-op because it doesn't have any content
2. The `gt-df` in `<td class="sha gt-df">` was wrong, it causes UI
misalignment, a table cell shouldn't be "flex"
3. Use `gt-py-0` for `gt-pt-0 gt-pb-0`
4. Simplify the layout for buttons, because the `text right aligned` is
widely used and good enough, it doesn't make sense to introduce the
`<div class="gt-df gt-je">`
5. Escape the `$.FileName` correctly
Before:
After:
This script was trying to be too smart, make it more straightforward and
less error-prone so that i could be used by the backport bot too
ideally.
- Always delete the backport branch so that script is idempotent in this
regard
- Remove the push functionality, it's best done by the user because only
they know the remote name
- Remove reading docs/config.yaml, it no longer exists
- Remove version detection, version is now a required argument
- Remove opening the pull request with xdg-open, xdg-open is not
portable
- Remove continue from failed cherry pick. It's best to reset manually
in this case
- Clean up the console logging
Example run:
```
$ go run ./contrib/backport --version v1.21 27503
* Backporting 27503 to origin/release/v1.21 as backport-27503-v1.21
* `git fetch origin main`
* `git fetch origin release/v1.21`
* `git branch -D backport-27503-v1.21`
* `git checkout -b backport-27503-v1.21 origin/release/v1.21`
* Attempting git cherry-pick 08efeb5cdc
* Amending commit to prepend `Backport #27503` to body
Backport done! You can now push it with `git push yourremote backport-27503-v1.21`
```
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Co-authored-by: delvh <dev.lh@web.de>
Alternative to https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/27439. Removes a
few spammy labels, and disables `sync-labels` which make it never remove
labels (which is default behaviour).
This patch adds a hover background for the wiki row in wiki list page,
which make its behavior more close to repo's file list page.
This patch also make the wiki-git-entry visible on the row is hovered
instead of the cel, so users won't be confused since the 'grid' is not
visible from the web page.
After the patch: (when the wiki named 'Home' is hovered)
- Update all JS and PY dependencies
- Enable eslint `prefer-object-has-own` and autofix issue
- Fix styling on citation buttons
- Tested citation, mermaid, monaco, swagger, katex
Citation button issue was that these buttons were not filled:
<img width="136" alt="Screenshot 2023-10-07 at 14 05 08"
src="https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/assets/115237/435f0c91-28ac-46b3-bae4-dad768b29c05">
Co-authored-by: techknowlogick <techknowlogick@gitea.com>
Duplicate headers in a single Markdown document are problemlematic
because the auto-generated links won't be stable. Enable this rule with
no exceptions which is also the default of `markdownlint`. For example:
```md
# A
## Example
# B
## Example
```
Docasaurus will generated `example` and `example-1` links for this. If
the first heading is altered, the link `example` will unexpectedly move
to the second example heading.
Ref: https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/27461#discussion_r1347987659
When compiling GItea for Linux on Windows, you get a `gitea.exe` file as
output, but because it's a Linux executable, the `.exe` extension is
unnecessary.
This PR adds a check for `GOOS` environment variable in addition to
`OS`.
I'm temporarily unable to properly evaluate actuated runners, and so I'm
switching back to hosted runners until I am able to focus on that again.
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Co-authored-by: silverwind <me@silverwind.io>
storageHandler() is written as a middleware but is used as an endpoint
handler, and thus `next` is actually `nil`, which causes a null pointer
dereference when a request URL does not match the pattern (where it
calls `next.ServerHTTP()`).
Example CURL command to trigger the panic:
```
curl -I "http://yourhost/gitea//avatars/a"
```
Fixes#27409
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Note: the diff looks big but it's actually a small change - all I did
was to remove the outer closure (and one level of indentation) ~and
removed the HTTP method and pattern checks as they seem redundant
because go-chi already does those checks~. You might want to check "Hide
whitespace" when reviewing it.
Alternative solution (a bit simpler): append `, misc.DummyOK` to the
route declarations that utilize `storageHandler()` - this makes it
return an empty response when the URL is invalid. I've tested this one
and it works too. Or maybe it would be better to return a 400 error in
that case (?)
