- Renamed AssignSortSetCommand to AssignSortRuleCommand, updated
contents and testing.
- Updated sorting operations to not update timestamps if only priority
is changed.
- Changes to a sort set will now auto-apply to assinged books (basic
chunck through all on save).
- Added book count indicator to sort set list items.
- Deletion now has confirmation and auto-handling of assigned
books/settings.
Existing mime sniffer wasn't great at distinguishing between plaintext
file types, so added a custom extension based mapping for common web
formats that may be expected to be used with this.
Allows files to be placed within a "public" folder within a theme
directory which the contents of will served by BookStack for access.
- Only "web safe" content-types are provided.
- A static 1 day cache time it set on served files.
For #3904
- Fixed failing tests due to Laravel 11 changes
- Updated phpstan to 3.x branch
- Removed some seemingly redundant comment code, which was triggering
phpstan.
Just as a measure to prevent potential abuse of these potentially
longer-running endpoints.
Adds test to cover for ZIP exports, but applied to all formats.
Re-used existing route and moved tinymce help to its own different
route. Added test to cover.
Added new external-content block to support in editor UI.
Sibling/child items will now remain at the same visual level during
nesting/un-nested, so only the selected item level is visually altered.
Also added new model-based editor content matching system for tests.
- Makes enter on empty nested list item un-nest instead of just creating
new list items.
- Also updated existing lists tests to use newer helper setup.
Also:
- Added svg loading support (dummy stub) for jest.
- Updated headless test case due to node changes.
- Split out editor change detected to where appropriate.
- Added functions to help with testing, like mocking our context.
To provide more control of the summary as part of details.
To support, added a way to ignore elements during import DOM, allowing
up to read summaries when parsing details without duplicate nodes
involved.
Dan Brown
Dan Brown