This will probably require shutting down all the supervisor processes
and restarting them to deploy properly.
(imported from commit ce687078980b43be495c49f52ed6aa0e25cdad00)
This requires doing an `mv` and then `puppet apply` on each of staging
and prod as part of the deployment process.
(imported from commit 5d0be64a3846f7151d2036d2e0b31049bc1c2dd2)
You can immediately apply the changes by passing '-f' or '--force' as
the first argument.
(imported from commit 91f00f6afd3c42e2b11f60e92fc20962bc952f0d)
Trac #1737
Firefox has the slightly broken behavior that it emits a click event on
the document when you right click, but not on any of the child nodes, so
our #compose stopPropagation doesn't stop right-click events from closing
compose. Chrome never emits click events on right click.
(imported from commit 2519c542715c93877b6d38e5dcff1f3e011688e4)
These have been superceded by checks for the existance of consumers
of the relevant queues.
(imported from commit 68a0e79734366411e39e9e4346b5a61bdd34144b)
This temporarily breaks the rabbitmq consumer checks for
user_activity and notify_tornado on prod. This should be deployed in
such a way to minimize the time that the alert needs to be ignored.
(imported from commit 08fa2f0e7d78fca1346c62824573263e42339a45)
This temporarily breaks the rabbitmq consumer checks for the
user_activity and notify_tornado queues because their state files
were renamed to match their queue names. It will be fixed for
staging in the next commit.
(imported from commit a6aaa330a1134d8ddffe8f4959deb12b219f241a)
I'm not saying it's beautiful, but prior to this we bolded
the topic name, but we didn't bold the stream name or user name.
Now we uniformly bold the name of the thing you're taking
action on.
(imported from commit f48b9d267b73858263541a905f6fd7fd626068ba)
There's one place where we don't really get this right, though,
which is the Streams page -- there's still a checkbox labeled
"include in home view".
I'm basically OK with that.
(imported from commit 55319b57f0c3d005a9937258a55254b9a91ce6ae)
A few "slow" tests aren't as slow any more, for whatever reason,
so we're setting a higher bar going forward.
(imported from commit 642137cebb7826f4512b5635da9d7b75bd5c35f4)
The text of manual links are already AtomicStrings, so linkified strings
should be too.
Moves emoji detection to happen after linkification, so the emoji rule
won't look at links.
(imported from commit 9c56bce6a0e873b398255e0762dfb312a4a9a64e)
InlinePatterns should return None on failure, not text that may
have placeholders in it.
(imported from commit f9d8d22b2b8cfa7a92ecf3e52a6c76b48e6f0175)
We want the UserActivity.query field to reflect the name of the
function for REST calls, not the URL, and we accomplish this by
setting request._query to target_function.__name__.
(imported from commit 9df05fef0dffb34483b182b95f8cbc4409083eed)
If request._query is set in the call to update_user_activity(),
we will use that instead of request.META['PATH_INFO'] for
the query field of the UserActivity row we write.
(imported from commit fcee30098e1c7c5cb4195a1e5905fc7b88af804f)
This results in some small behavior changes. First, if a user
has both malformed JSON and an invalid API key, they will now
be informed of the invalid API key, not the malformed JSON,
because the decorator wrapping code executing first. Second,
we call process_client(), which basically builds us a
UserActivity record with the client "API".
(imported from commit fadb523db9bdc82984bdae61833c5c99f1ebd1c0)
This is for webhook API endpoints that only get passed in an api_key,
not an email. An example would be api_jira_webhook, and some of
the code is borrowed from there. The rest of the code is from
authenticated_api_view().
(imported from commit b5b2a4ea52f9b317f00357ef3142c76534fabf20)
Tim Abbott
Allen Rabinovich
Zev Benjamin
Leo Franchi
Jessica McKellar
Luke Faraone
Steve Howell
Jeff Arnold
Kevin Mehall
Waseem Daher