Note that pillar/bugsnag_extra.py still exists; I'm keeping it around for
a while until we know what info we miss in Sentry, can port it, and then
remove/refactor it.
/join should only be used when someone can actually buy a new subscription.
/renew should be used when someone already has a subscription that needs
to be renewed.
Since url_for('cloud.xxxx') makes no sense in Pillar, I just hard-coded
/renew instead.
Added this button in the /u/ user/embed view, so that admins can easily force a re-check from Blender ID without requiring the user themselves to perform any actions.
Instead of performing a call to the Blender Store, call to Blender ID to
get the user's subscription status.
Currently this is performed as a second HTTP call after logging in; in the
future we may want to include the roles in the login response from Blender
ID, so that we can do this in one call instead of two.
This is done by moving users/edit_embed.pug to users/edit_embed_base.pug,
and having a new users/edit_embed.pug extend that. Projects like Blender
Cloud can then provide their own users/edit_embed.pug and override certain
blocks.
This gets rid of the use of javascript for converting node/post description.
Now we only use markdown.js for real time as-we-type stuff, like node/post
editing or commenting.
Before this, authentication tokens were kept in the database, even when
someone logged out. This is unwanted behaviour, as logging in will create
yet another token anyway there is no reason to keep the token around.
This allows us to remove the require_roles kwarg at some point, ensuring
that it doesn't fall back to assigning to require_cap instead when that
happens. It's also more explicit everywhere, so it's clearer when we check
for roles or caps.
When editing a node, the user should not be required to have PUT permission on the project the node belongs to. The function project_update_nodes_list should not be called within edit, but should rather be implemented as hook for specific cases only.
Utilities that can be used accross all Pillar apps
This includes general purpose functions,
small jQuery plugins, and so on.
For example: the autoResize jQuery plugin that automatically
resizes a textarea according to its content was used on all
major Pillar apps so far (Attract, Flamenco, Blender Cloud
and Dillo), proven to be really needed everywhere.
