This adds two new functions for parsing out the domain and username
from an email address, and switches our backend to use them and
django.core.validators.valid_email() rather than custom parsing and
raw email.split("@").
(imported from commit 3d6e997d66908811eccb5f82f2f7fe349b40f238)
This should make it a bit easier to figure out exactly what was
running on the backend when an error happens.
(imported from commit d1002a92c24870b8d98d7133dff865eecf1cfffe)
* Redo table borders as inset shadows to make them sharper
* Make the selection highlight a blue border with blue glow
(imported from commit 758884cc7e17952ba68e4aab6215f3e026dc8fe8)
If you set the option, then hitting space will select the current
suggestion and allow you to keep typing. If you don't set it,
then it's the old behavior where space allows you to continue
typing without acknowledging your selection.
(imported from commit 8125a322e5a748ac7716361d66fca18c56d5766e)
The old name was very confusing, and this fits the convention of "the
processor for the signups" queue a la "process_user_activity".
This requires doing a
supervisorctl stop humbug-workers:humbug-events-subscribe-new-users
puppet apply
to deploy the supervisord configuration changes and properly restart
the signups queue.
(imported from commit 0ee2dad837142afa64025446e22956709771a192)
(This facilitates using prefix_sort for a list that doesn't require
a function call to get to the object of interest.)
(imported from commit 5a0e550c313b9c57f0434c7246fcea451219d1b8)
`process_condensing` before updating the scroll position, because it can
change the height of messages.
(imported from commit ca500351447fcabc3b03bb01a55a8e25bf8e9578)
The server only saves the maximum position the pointer has ever had. So
on reload, it often jumped to the end instead of where the user was.
(imported from commit 418ccb1144286c67503578020e88ae7b3869acd6)
* Fixed highlighting of @-mention autocompletes in the new msg content box
* Fixed emojis activating not after a space (10:30, happy:smile)
* You can now autocomplete multiple names i.e. "@Jessica F"
for Jessica Foo (this resolves Trac #1418)
* You can no longer autocomplete a full email address, e.g.
"@lfaraone@h", the second @ stops the autocomplete. We may want to
change this later, but for now it matches the server-side behavior
which only completes `short_name`s.
(imported from commit 71fd195c3094484ea940a243102917cca61880d9)
We were previously running it against the 'postgres' database, which
meant we weren't actually checking the non-clusterwide statistics.
(imported from commit a6be529b16d5f1927463e49a7f7f4cf0b5299213)
Reply help is higher, because it's more common to reply to messages
than to compose new messages.
(imported from commit 74439e8f36796e638bb99e2c7786470cced666f1)
Two reasons:
1. It helps group the up/down keys together.
2. It's the least guessable hotkey of the group, so it's worth emphasizing.
(imported from commit b9b29b8dcf37ce29526aa7e55871acb05d1ef4bc)
* line-height of 18px, same as messages you're not editing
* width of 100%, so word wrapping is more similar
* smaller margins
(imported from commit 81fc4628e0485f66615df90504462465e5805e91)
This also normalizes the casing of operators, which makes
Sender:wdaher@humbughq.com work when it would previously give an
"unknown operator" error.
(imported from commit fb3f748a474e1c9c710547ae3c05a4ace86c3230)
Jessica McKellar
Waseem Daher
Tim Abbott
Allen Rabinovich
Jeff Arnold
Steve Howell
Scott Feeney
Kevin Mehall
Zev Benjamin