* Make a distinction between moderators and admins
And rework the user list in the moderation interface, to be able to run the same action on many users,
and to have a huge list of actions whithout loosing space.
* Make user's role an enum + make it impossible for a moderator to escalate privileges
With the help of diesel-derive-enum (maybe it could be used in other places too?)
Also, moderators are still able to grant or revoke moderation rights to other people, but maybe only admins should be able to do it?
* Cargo fmt
* copy/pasting is bad
* Remove diesel-derive-enum and use an integer instead
It was not compatible with both Postgres and SQlite, because for one it generated a schema
with the "User_role" type, but for the other it was "Text"…
* Reset translations
* Use an enum to avoid magic numbers + fix the tests
* Reset translations
* Fix down.sql
* Theming
- Custom CSS for blogs
- Custom themes for instance
- New dark theme
- UI to choose your instance theme
- Option to disable blog themes if you prefer to only have the instance theme
- UI to choose a blog theme
* import migrations via macro
* panic on database not to the latest migration
* add subcommand to plm
* create migration that run tantivy index creation
* remove diesel_cli from places it was
* use our migration system for tests
* create table __diesel_schema_migrations if needed
Also adds a parameter to `md_to_html` to only render inline elements (so that we don't have titles or images in blog descriptions). And moves the delete button for the blog on the edition page.
I still have to update the SQLite migration once others PRs with migrations will be merged.
Also, there will be a problem when you edit a blog while not owning its banner or icon: when validating they will be reset to their default values… I don't see a good solution to this until we have a better way to handle uploads with Rocket (the same is probably happening for articles btw).
And the icon/banner are not federated yet, I don't know if I should add it to this PR or if it can come after?
Fixes#453Fixes#454
Add some support for comment visibility, fix#217
This add a new column to comment, denoting if they are public or not, and a new table linking private comments to those allowed to read them. There is currently no way to write a private comment from Plume.
Git is having a hard time what happened in Comment::from_activity, but most of it is just re-indentation because a new block was needed to please the borrow checker. I've marked with comments where things actually changed.
At this point only mentioned users can see private comments, even when posted as "follower only" or equivalent.
What should we do when someone isn't allowed to see a comment? Hide the whole thread, or just the comment? If hiding just the comment, should we mark there is a comment one can't see, but answers they can, or put other comments like if they answered to the same comment the hidden one do?
* Add some constraint at database level
Fixes#79 and should fix#201 and #113 as well
* Fix tests
Delete duplicated data before adding constraints (only with Postgres, there is no way to do it with Sqlite with complex constraints like the one we are using)
Remove the constraint on media path
* We don't need to drop the media unique constraint anymore
Because we deleted it
Add migration to fix typo
Add support for linking hashtags with posts
Rework tag search page so it says a nicer message than page not found
when no post use that tag
Add new string to translation
we move our PostgreSQL specific migrations to a subdirectory.
The SQLite migrations have been created by running `diesel` against a
copy, and then fixing what's broken.
In the end i reduced all modifications to a single create, since we
*are* starting out fresh with SQLite.
n.b.: i'm not entirely happy with the results yet, because diesel
heavily modifies our `plume-models/src/schema.rs`.
I'll keep fiddling until we have the same types between the two
databases.
Ana Gelez
Rob Watson
fdb-hiroshima
Valentin Brandl
Baptiste Gelez
Trinity Pointard
Igor Galić
