Previously, if the client was not interested in pointer updates, they
would still return early from get_updates() when the pointer was
updated.
(imported from commit ef9d8b5678b7e72f799840148577651ee10d47ad)
Realistically, if there is a pointer update, no other client is going
to have the same pointer. If they do, the client can ignore the
update.
(imported from commit ca2db60ed7a7c5e4b50a9fa8d350985460922a50)
This is so we only send a single pointer update when the user scrolls
through a bunch of messages at once.
(imported from commit 20d239d7179e5f57ada99968361a0f9b7b18c591)
The assertion-checking callbacks were never called before. Now they will at
least get called when the view invokes handler.finish() before returning, i.e.
the return_messages_immediately case.
I fixed up the assertion-checking callback for one of the test cases. For the
other two it wasn't clear what to do -- one has been known-broken for a long
time -- so I just removed them.
"Fixes" #277 in as much as that test case is gone now.
(imported from commit 82d1db26f36f82f24aa5b7ff9e5aa65ce24c9a8f)
Run this script on an existing realm to create or change default
streams, which new users will get upon account creation.
(imported from commit 8938dcbd3520d97d25b4c6ca783d35c9aef52df0)
Ensure that every result has one of:
* find what you typed in
* search for what you typed in
* Narrow to a stream related to what you typed
* Narrow to a person related to what you type
(imported from commit 2178f17932f951a48f53d982ef660942562b55dc)
Modify the Bootstrap default sorter to sort by:
1. Starts-with, in a case-sensitive way
2. Starts-with, in a case-insensitive way
3. Matches anywhere, case-sensitive
4. Matches anywhere, case-insensitive
(This fixes the Keegan-reported issue of "Testing!" taking precedence
over "test" when he types in "tes")
(imported from commit b2a0127956fe7a8bf1cbf30752a6ddc2c49b7198)
(But don't actually make it work yet -- that's for the next commit.
This makes the diff a bit easier to review, since it's really just
code moving from composebox_typeahead to typeahead_helper, and the
appropriate changes in zephyr.js, rather than code moving AND
changing)
(imported from commit 5cb2e836eeb8807f4eb98424558702d44a0e2b70)
Previously, we were sending "Skipping message we got from Humbug!"
for messages we wouldn't have forwarded anyway.
(imported from commit 36df85a61336ac00e3d7913d5a417d6b42764350)
In this case, if we're configured to not forward personals, there's no
point in logging a decision not to forward one.
(imported from commit 62c37591c6a70afb6235de626b0c6a3502cbcb27)
We'll probably eventually get fancier with this, suggesting various
default sets depending on the company or making it easy for one person
to create default subs for several people at once.
Until we know what we want, keep it simple.
(imported from commit 14319dd50c67fe33ac6f15288dba4916ce0a89ac)
We never implemented this; the link goes to a 404. And it's unlikely that we
will get to it soon, because we currently use email address as the unique
identifier for a user.
Since it can't be changed, we remove it from the 'Settings' tab entirely.
It's still visible in the sidebar, anyway.
(imported from commit a18c0726fb67baf04429a90e36a383cacd03ad8a)
Zev Benjamin
Tim Abbott
Keegan McAllister
Luke Faraone
Jessica McKellar
Jeff Arnold
Waseem Daher