This makes a small change to the UI for entering seed rules,
so that a seed rule that refers to a column may be added.
This is a bit niche, but occasionally handy when all tables
have some common structure.
This moves to node 22 and debian bookworm, since the versions we've been building and testing with are getting old.
There is some old material kept around for (speaks very quietly) Python 2 (looks around hoping no-one heard) which we continue to support for some long-time users but really really should drop soon.
The changes for the node upgrade were all test related. I did them in a way that shouldn't impair running on older versions of node, and did spot checks for this. This is to give some breathing room for upgrading Grist Lab's grist-saas as follow up work.
Summary:
Moving some tests in preparation for some new development
work.
Test Plan: moving tests
Reviewers: jordigh
Reviewed By: jordigh
Differential Revision: https://phab.getgrist.com/D4374
Summary:
Showing rename popup on group by column with disabled label section. It only allows to set description.
Unrelated:
- Fixing HostedMetadataManager test
Test Plan: Updated tests
Reviewers: Spoffy
Reviewed By: Spoffy
Subscribers: Spoffy
Differential Revision: https://phab.getgrist.com/D4371
Summary:
- Site switcher will show initials (either from user's name or team name),
- Anonymous users see a grist logo on personal site, but team logo (or initials) on team site,
- Admin pages (and other pages without orgs) show grist logo,
- Custom image can be switched on the billing page, common formats are supported up to 100KB.
- Larger images are down-scaled (on the front-end)
- SVG larger than 100KB are not accepted
- Files are stored as data URL's in org prefs,
Test Plan: Added new tests
Reviewers: georgegevoian
Reviewed By: georgegevoian
Differential Revision: https://phab.getgrist.com/D4341
## Context
Error is caused due to these steps:
- File is uploaded to Home server and attempts to import
- Import ends up in `claimDocument` in `HostedStorageManager`
- Tries to read doc metadata from DocWorkerMap, gets 'unknown' as md5 hash
- Thinks local doc is out of date and erases it.
- Downloads a non-existent file from S3, so import fails as it has no data.
## Proposed solution
This fixes it by checking for DummyDocWorker's special 'unknown' MD5, forcing an S3 check.
## Related issues
https://community.getgrist.com/t/no-metadata-for-imported-grist-document/6029/32
Summary:
This upgrades redis in Jenkins tests to be compatible
with BullMQ.
Test Plan: reactivates skipped tests
Reviewers: georgegevoian
Reviewed By: georgegevoian
Differential Revision: https://phab.getgrist.com/D4362
Context:
Removing an obsolete method that was fixing an issue with default site products.
Details can be found here 76d9448
Proposed solution:
Removing this method and its test.
Test plan:
not needed
https://github.com/gristlabs/grist-core/pull/1236
This checks whether code can successfully run in the
sandbox only when the admin panel needs to report that,
rather than at start up. This is motivated by two things:
- The desktop app became a lot slower to open with this
check, since it uses pyodide by default, and there's
been no work on optimizing the pyodide sandbox load
times (as opposed to gvisor, where a lot of work was
done, and it is also fundamentally faster).
- The messages logged by a test sandbox starting and
stopping have been confusing people.
There is a case for doing the check on startup, especially
on servers, so that we can fail early. Still, that isn't
what we were doing, and we'd also like to move away from the
server refusing to start because of a problem and
towards an always-reachable admin page that reports
the nature of problems in a clearer way.
