- Comments are stored in HTML as well as Markdown, so that conversion
only happens when saving (rather than when viewing).
- Added 'markdown' Jinja filter for easy development. This is quite
a heavy filter, so it shouldn't be used (much) in production.
- Added CLI command to update schemas on existing node types.
`firstHit.attr('data-hit-id')` can be undefined; in that case we just
ignore the siutation.
Furthermore, I've removed the call to clearTimeout(), as it is only
called after the timeout has been hit, and thus is a no-op.
Instead, the size of the entire HTTP request body is checked against the
maximum file size. This allows for slightly smaller files (in the order
of 200-300 bytes), which shouldn't be noticeable given our 32 MiB limit
for non-subscribers. This check is performed before accessing
request.files[], and thus before the file even starts uploading.
This also allows unlimited file uploads to subscribers and demo users.
This was already possible using the API, so now the web interface is
consistent. Limits can be set using config[_local].py.
This closes T49264: Allow large uploads for admins
Refactor of pillar-server and pillar-web into a single python package. This
simplifies the overall architecture of pillar applications.
Special thanks @sybren and @venomgfx
