This has two parts:
* A RelatedDocument model/table that's used to store document relatedness.
* A cron job that populates the table as efficiently as it can.
The cron can run hourly/daily/whatever makes sense. (Maybe during a KB sprint
we can crank it up and normally we can turn it back down.)
The cron does need to run on the master because it does an INSERT...SELECT.
* Convert latin1 tables to utf8 (also give them an explicit collation)
* Add settings for max filename length and validate the form against them.
* Add form validation messages.
* Uploading images through ajax now works (iframe access was denied).
* Alter all filename fields in the db to increase the max_length.
* Organize upload tests better.
* Hide "Allow translations" for documents with existing translations since you can't disallow them.
* Disable the "Localize" side tab if document is not localizable.
* Add Document.save checks for disallowing children if self is not localizable.
* Also politely check and break if trying to disallow children on a document which already has some.
Adds a `kbforums` app, which is a clone of the `forums` app with a few
tweaks:
* The top-level `Forum` model is replaced by `wiki.models.Document`.
* The permissions have been simplified. There are no per-document forum
permissions.
* The `Document` does not track its `last_post`.
* `Post.author` has been renamed to `Post.creator` following our ad hoc
standard.
* The ability to override `Post.created` and `Post.updated`, only used
in the data migration, is gone.
* Moving threads is gone. This needs more thought, and moving to the
`forums` app is non-trivial.
* Videos are identified by title and locale
* Depends on an update in py-wikimarkup which adds support for <video> and <source> tags (py-wikimarkup commit cc06e6d264622891b6b018e8670c9ef4bb12d618)
* Attaches all the _hook_*s to the WikiParser class, because they need a contextual locale.
* Adds locale support for any of the hooks that do document lookup.
* Uses SWFobject JS lib to support flash fallback for video.
* Adds a migration for unique ('locale', 'title') on gallery_video and gallery_image
* Adds a WIKI_VIDEO_WIDTH|HEIGHT constant that may be used as MAX_WIDTH|HEIGHT in the future, once we get video thumbnails.
* Raise FixtureMissingError in test helpers, e.g. on creating media gallery image and wiki revision, instead of creating testuser
* Add ImageUploadForm and VideoUploadForm
* Simplify gallery app's urls.py
* Adds a bunch of gallery utils to create and upload media
* Adds two views up_media_async, del_media_async
* Rename upload_images to upload_imageattachments
* Define a more generic upload_media function to be used by the gallery app
* Document some of our coding conventions
* Add a migration for the video model
* Define a MAX_FILESIZE for video uploads (16 megabytes), overwritable in settings_local.py
* Templates are simply documents with title.startswith('Template:')
* Template args are not wiki parsed
* Document.save() keeps is_template in sync with document.title
* Add a migration for the new is_template column
* Turn {note}{/note} into <div class="note"></div>, and similarly for {warning}
* Turn {menu This is a menu item} into <span class="menu">This is a menu item</span>
* Turn {key X} into <span class="key">X</span>
* Expand {key ctrl+alt+X} into <span class="key">ctrl + <span class="key">alt</span> + <span class="key">X</span>
* Allow for inline templates (there is a check for templates containing newlines in hook_template)
Includes:
* migrations for the models
* a shared abstract model Media for the concrete Image and Video models
* restricting locale choices in the gallery and wiki models
* some check.py complaints and cleanup
* a documentation section for production regarding upload paths
* Also checks for existence of document in parser._getWikiLink
* Add JS support for slug. Uses django's URLify function combined with their jQuery plugin, prepopulate
* Add migration 35 to add the slug column to the model
* Using django's urlquote/urlencode and removing our related sumo tests
If you already ran 31-wiki-app, drop the wiki_document and wiki_revision tables before running 32-wiki-app.
Also:
* Index OS and FF version values, since we'll want to filter by those for document listings.
* Move content_parsed property to Document (which makes more sense), and comment it out. Whoever needs it can uncomment and test it.
* Change table types to InnoDB and charset to utf8.
A forum not having one of the new permissions defined on it via django-authority is considered to grant that permission to the world. (The auth backends we're using have no concept of granting a permission to the world.)
Also:
* cleans up a TODO for edit question in the flagged_question.html template.
* checks if content_object is set before attempting to show it. Downside is that we won't find integrity errors if they occur otherwise, but those shouldn't occur in the first place.
Paul Craciunoiu
Erik Rose
James Socol
Ricky Rosario
Fred Wenzel
Alex Buchanan