This commit adds promotional notice on appearance settings about
translation project if any other locale than English is used. It
allows users to learn and contribute translations to Mastodon.
Step ahead, in this commit one unusual string is added - link to a
guide. By default it refers to Crowdin project itself, but if any of
Mastodon localization teams established their own guide, they can
refer it. Or, if Crowdin supports localized domain for language, it
can also be put there (e.g. https://fr.crowdin.com/...).
* Hide blocked, muted, and blocked-by users from toot favourite lists
* Hide blocked, muted, and blocked-by users from toot reblog lists
* Hide blocked, muted, and blocked-by users from followers/following (API)
* Fix tests
* Hide blocked, muted, and blocked-by users from followers/following on public pages
This changes the REST API to return unicode domains in the `acct`
attribute instead of punycode, and to render unicode instead of
punycode on public HTML pages as well.
Fix#7812, fix#12246
* Make BackupService resilient to read timeouts
If an attachment read times out, assume that the resources is
inaccessible and continue the backup without it. This fixes#12280.
* Both errors on one line
* Summary: fix slowness due to layout thrashing when reloading a large set of status updates
in order to limit the maximum size of a status in a list view (e.g. the home timeline), so as to avoid having to scroll all the way through an abnormally large status update (see https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/pull/8205), the following steps are taken:
•the element containing the status is rendered in the browser
•its height is calculated, to determine if it exceeds the maximum height threshold.
Unfortunately for performance, these steps are carried out in the componentDidMount(/Update) method, which also performs style modifications on the element. The combination of height request and style modification during javascript evaluation in the browser leads to layout-thrashing, where the elements are repeatedly re-laid-out (see https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/performance/rendering/avoid-large-complex-layouts-and-layout-thrashing & https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Performance_best_practices_for_Firefox_fe_engineers).
The solution implemented here is to memoize the collapsed state in Redux the first time the status is seen (e.g. when fetched as part of a small batch, to populate the home timeline) , so that on subsequent re-renders, the value can be queried, rather than recalculated. This strategy is derived from https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/pull/4439 & https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/pull/4909, and should resolve https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/12455.
Andrew Lin (https://github.com/onethreeseven) is thanked for his assistance in root cause analysis and solution brainstorming
* remove getSnapshotBeforeUpdate from status
* remove componentWillUnmount from status
* persist last-intersected status update and restore when ScrollableList is restored
e.g. when navigating from home-timeline to a status conversational thread and <Back again
* cache currently-viewing status id to avoid calling redux with identical value
* refactor collapse toggle to pass explicit boolean
Currently the page re-uses strings from other contexts which doesn't fit
very well - strings incorrectly lowercase-d and pluralized, when they
don't need to be, because it's a table.
This commit changes page to re-use accounts.posts_tab_heading for toots,
and admin.accounts for "Following" and "Follows". This all should look
more aesthetically pleasing.
Fixes#12607
`will-change: transform` apparently makes manual scrolling impossible on
Firefox/Windows. While this should probably be considered a Firefox bug,
`will-change: transform` seem like a very aggressive performance hint that
may possibly make the browser consume more resources than needed, especially
in multiple-column mode.
This was originally added to improve scrolling performances on mobile, but
I think this isn't necessary anymore, because of the two following reasons:
- `contain: paint` (which is implied by `contain: strict`, which we apply
whenever the browser supports grids) should have similar effects
- in single-column mode, the scrolling container is the root element, which
I believe is optimized in at least Chromium
Keep in mind that I have not been able to make in-depth benchmarks, and
especially not been able to try on mobile, so performances should probably
be investigated further…
* Remove “protocol” argument and return value, as only ActivityPub is supported
* Remove FetchRemoteAccountService, only use ActivityPub::FetchRemoteAccountService
* Fix tests
* Revert "Fix ignoring whole status because of one invalid hashtag (#11621)"
This reverts commit dff46b260b.
* Fix statuses being rejected because of invalid hashtag names
* Add spec for invalid hashtag names in statuses
* Add test for featured tags controller
This adds support for Event AP type in Mastodon. Events are converted
into toots by taking their title (AS name) and their URL (AP ID). Event
picture is also brought in if available.
Testable by fetching event content from https://test.mobilizon.org
Signed-off-by: Thomas Citharel <tcit@tcit.fr>
* Move resolved button to the heading
This is one of the commits on improving overall reports page structure.
It changes where resolved button is located, moving it to the heading,
right next to the "Report #n" header, so-called "hot-place" to look at.
To accomplish this we have to declare one more content variable, change
admin dashboard template to respect it and CSS files for minor styling,
so buttons are inlined and centrally aligned according to the heading.
* Move actions buttons below the report table
I believe that actions to react on report should not be located at the
top of the page, instead they should be either after the table or
reporter's comment. This is just a logical sign that you should not
react to the report without reading all the details first.
Pluralize function from Rails framework does not work with other
languages than English, moreover it does not even work properly with
English [1]. Not that the latest applies to this context, it's just
a sign that we best to avoid this function, especially when there are
more reliable ways.
This commit changes how reports pages generated in order to avoid usage
of pluralize function, replacing it with default translation function,
called with given counter. On top of that, we have to make strings
pluralizable, so have to change locale files.
[1]: https://medium.com/@anna7/b3927de2ca8e#6a60
This commit changes how doorkeeper.applications.help.native_redirect_uri
string is being formatted to use <code> tag for native_redirect_uri
placeholder. This makes the URI look more distinguishable.
* Show badge on group actor in WebUI
* Do not notify in case of by following group actor
* If you mention group actor, also mention group actor followers
* Relax characters that can be used in username (same as Application)
* Revert "Relax characters that can be used in username (same as Application)"
This reverts commit 7e10a137b878d0db1b5252c52106faef5e09ca4b.
* Delete display_name method
* Fix poll options not being selectable via keyboard
Fixes#12384
* Improve styling of poll option checkboxes/radio buttons
* Use more appropriate ARIA roles for poll options
* Allow switching between single and multiple choice from keyboard
* Coding style
* Avoid using .bind()
* Add follow_request notification type
The notification type already existed in the backend but was never pushed
to the front-end. This also means translation strings were also available
for the backend, from the notification mailer.
Unlike other notification types, these are off by default, to match what
I remember of Gargron's view on the topic: that follow requests should not
clutter notifications and should instead be reviewed at the user's own
leisure in the dedicated column.
Since follow requests have their own column, I've deemed it unnecessary to
add a specific tab for them in the notification quick filter.
* Show follow request link in single-column if there are pending requests, even if account isn't locked
* Push follow requests from notifications to the follow_requests list
* Offer to accept or reject follow request from the notification
* Redesign follow request notification
