* Add fakeredis gem
* Mock Pusher::PushNotifications in specs
* Remove Redis from Travis
* Add Android tests to ConsumerApp specs
* Use mock for push notification tests and refactor ConsumerApp and Device code
* Fix remaining broken specs
* Use symbols
* Cleanup rpush helpers
* Pusher::PushNotifications is no more
* Use human friendly platform in Admin::ConsumerApps index page
I was seeing during testing this console error:
"Error: <path> attribute d: Expected path command, "…0-4 2 2 0 000 4z\\".
Removing the \" and leaving just " seems like it corrected that (the
error stops showing, the icon is unchanged since the prior path was
drawn before the error raised).
* Override the Settings::RateLimit.follow_count_daily
An interaction was occurring when the data update script test to move
these settings was run prior to the rate limit test - where the rate
limiter was created with the value 23 for the follow count, but the
settings module was reporting 500.
Stub out the database setting to an explicit value - and allow the
user follow count to be one more (so that we trigger the rate limit
and respond with a 429).
* Clear the settings cache before reading the values
This appears to correct the modification made (and reverted?) in the
data update test without requiring more changes to the context (which
remains as it was).
* Make explicit that badge slug is auto generated
* Remove slug from new form
* Remove unused disabled form field
* Remove link and Crayonsify form
* Add badge's path
* Add required tooltips and asterisks to fields
* Generate profile image for email signups
* Use be over eq
Co-authored-by: Michael Kohl <citizen428@dev.to>
* Use path helpers over hard-coded paths
Co-authored-by: Michael Kohl <citizen428@dev.to>
* Add labels to make it more accessible
* Stub it all... eek
* stub some more stuff
* stub stub stub
* Move aria label to proper label and fix tests
Co-authored-by: Michael Kohl <citizen428@dev.to>
Noticed the Faker book title included "No Country for Old Men" which
caused a failure expecting search for "old" to be empty (you can set
the title in the let block to replicate this).
Choose title and body that do not include "old" in order to prevent
false failures.
* Remove references to social link profile fields
* Add some dummy data
* Remove special display social links
* Remove unnecessary tests
* Add tests for profile social icons
* PR feedback
* Remove nil check from erb
* Move view method into helper
* Don't render links in user settings
* chore: remove current_admin routes file
* feat: move all the admin routes into the admin file
* chore: remove conditionals for the sidebar and tabbed navbar
* remove some more notes where we use the admin_restructure feature flag
* chore: amend the tests now that the old routes and the admin_restructure flag are removed
* chore: remove more references to the admin_restructure flag
* chore: fix the tests
* chore: remove sidebar_spec
* chore: add slash back
* chore: comment it out for now whilst I try and figure out why its not passing
* Add tsvector index on listings
* Fix sorting order when fetching tag flares
* Add published_at as a sorting condition for Homepage::ArticlesQuery
* Re-added param needed by ES, this got lost somewhere down the line
* Remove <provider>_created_at columns from User
* Update code
* Clean up
* Fix authenticator specs
* Restore old behavior
* Update provider account age logic, again
When the APP_DOMAIN is not "locahost:3000" then the overview language
does not include localhost:3000. Specifically I was running this test
in a container named "rails" and saw "rails" in place of localhost.
Ran the test both in the container and local/native to confirm this
fixes the one without breaking the other.
We can't rely on the database returning published articles in ID
order, since there are indexes on published_at and on published which
could very well be in any order (btree), and no explicit `ORDER BY id
ASC` was in the query.
I checked the query that's run in the test against blazer, and confirmed that under
real conditions the results are pretty far from ordered:
```
SELECT articles.id FROM articles WHERE (published_at <= '2021-04-27') AND articles.published = true LIMIT 10 OFFSET 0;
----
id
166916
637099
132444
431420
501939
141182
565391
515964
146231
677241
```
Change the expectation to assert Article does not receive :order, and
remove the expectation that the ids are returned in the order created.
* Remove definitely unused attributes
* Refactor and remove unused attributes
* Add parentheses
* Prevent alt tag from having Liquid tags inside
* Add test
* Remove more unused attributes
* Scrub any valid attributes
* Remove unused tags and add more tests
* Remove <i> tag; <em> is used by parser
* Remove <center> b/c it's deprecated though still valid
* <cite> is a safe tag and used by some
* Eh I changed my mind about center lol
* Add underline <u> back in
* Don't allow width changes
* Use frozen constant for regex
* Use #remove over #gsub
* Re-order test cases to increase tests readability
* Add user_id filter for articles query
* Add organization_id and tags filters
* Add new params to SearchController#feed_content
* Add current_user param so that it can be tested for a small pool of users
* Add Search::Postgres::User
* Add sorting params
* Use a better algorithm to filter out suspended users
* Add tsvector index on users.name
* Add specs
* Add UserRole spec
* Update spec/services/search/postgres/user_spec.rb
Co-authored-by: Michael Kohl <citizen428@dev.to>
* Fix search with quotes in users's names
Co-authored-by: Michael Kohl <citizen428@dev.to>
* Modify codepen_tag to parse public and private Pen urls
* Fixed broken test for codepen_tag private test
* Replace codepen_tag tests with links to real Pens
* fix following tags input a11y errors
* give hidden inputs unique ids
* update html element code in initScrolling, update test with new ids
* refactor
* trigger travis
* target the textfield inside the div in the test
