Transforming valid stream/topic urls to the #**stream>topic**
syntax.
- A valid url contains a stream and optionally a topic
but nothing else, and in that order.
It must belong to the same origin as the Zulip server.
The stream id present in the pasted url should
correspond to an actual stream in the current
server.
- `near` links are not transformed.
- Use-mention distinction is respected by
not transforming a valid url if pasted using
`Ctrl+Shift+V`.
- No transformation occurs inside a code block.
- On pressing `Ctrl+Z` after pasting,
the actual pasted link is restored.
- No transformation occurs if the url is pasted over an
existing url in a markdown link syntax.
- No transformation occurs if the stream or topic name
contained in the pasted url is known to produce broken
stream/topic syntax links (as per #30071).
Fixes#29136
We use a truncated SHA256 of the id and a server-side secret to make
emoji have non-guessable filenames, while also making collisions
unlikely.
We also adjust the Slack import to use the same SHA-based name,
instead of taking the same name as it had in Slack.
We thumbnail and serve emoji with the same format as they were
uploaded. However, we preserved the original extension, which might
mismatch with the provided content-type.
Limit the content-type to a subset which is both (a) an image format
we can thumbnail, and (b) a media format which is widely-enough
supported that we are willing to provide it to all browsers. This
prevents uploading a `.tiff` emoji, for instance.
Based on this limited content-type, we then reverse to find the
reasonable extension to use when storing it. This is particularly
important because the local file storage uses the file extension to
choose what content-type to re-serve the emoji as.
This does nothing for existing emoji, which may have odd or missing
file extensions.
Aside from updating the doc structure, this commit
also rephrases step 4 to make it read better. The
list of supported events in step 5 is also removed.
Part of #29592.
Earlier in right sidebar user count, it would show less user count
when a bot was present as a recipient in the conversation. Since the
sidebar shows active human users only, user count should not
consider bots in the conversation.
This commit fixes the behaviour by adding all the subtracted bots
in from user count.
This commit updates the `max-width` of popovers to relative length units
to allow the UI to scale with the font-size.
The `max-width` of `97vw` still applies to the popover, and ensures
that the UI does not overflow the viewport.
The extra undefined parameter appears to be a bug introduced in
5142f1279a45d00320904b369b092f0c9c116b90; when the show_as_overlay
parmater was dropped, the other callers to show_user_card_popover did
not have their extra argument removed.
This had the effect of not setting initial keyboard focus when opening
the popover.
- Adds focus outline to the custom profile field links.
- Replaces the grey outline of the copy and status buttons with the
blue one used across the popover options.
- Adds hover state styling to the focus state styling for the copy
buttons.
Previously, the tooltip for the status clear button was scoped to only
the personal menu popover. This commit moves that logic to `tippyjs.ts`
and adds support for the status clear button in the user card popover.
As a follow-up to the user card popover redesign, this commit removes
the unused code and styles from the user card popover.
- Removed tooltip logic for user name and user type, since we now
display them in full without any ellipses.
- Removed unused css whose class names are no longer used in the
user card popover.
- Removed additional styling needed to handle font awesome and zulip
custom icons, used in the older design.
This commit aligns the user info, which contains the user's full name
and type, to the vertical center of the user card popover's header.
With this, the user info is aligned in the center of the popover header
for short names, and then for the longer names, the user info eventually
aligns to the top and the rest of the content are pushed down.
Using the new color palette defined in the previous commit, this commit
updates the hover and active colors of the copy button in the user card
popover.
This also adds a background to the copy icon on hover and active states.
This commit adds the new Zulip color palette, as css custom properties
to the app_variables.css file. Defining it in the app_variables.css file
allows us to visualize the colors in the editor's autocomplete dropdown
when we use these color values for defining other component based css
variables.
Since hex color values are used in defining the color palette, we
disable the `color-no-hex` stylelint rule for that part of the file.
Previously, when the email was successfully copied via the email copy
button, the email in the user card popover was replaced with a "Email
copied!" message.
This commit replaces this behavior with a more subtle approach, where
only the tooltip of the email copy button changes to "Copied!".
This commit extends the user card popover redesign to the case where
the guest is not allowed access to view some of the other users'
profiles due to a change in the
"Who can view all other users in the organization" permission.
Fixes#27338.
The clear status icon was not properly aligned with the text in the user
card popover, due to additional padding on the icon. The reason for this
padding was to ensure correct focus ring offset, so to fix this issue,
without breaking the focus ring, this commit sets the `outline-offset`
to `0`.
As part of the popover menu redesign, this commit redesigns the user
card popover using the new "popover-menu" tippy theme and improves
accessibility by using appropriate ARIA attributes.
Kislay Verma
Lauryn Menard
evykassirer
adnan-td
Alex Vandiver
PieterCK
Tim Abbott
Pratik Chanda
Sayam Samal