* Move Node.js specific files out of the core plugin
* Package server files as new $:/core-server plugin
* Missed commander.js
* Fix crash in browser
* Extend server-only mechanism to be usable by other plugins
* in
* Revert "Extend server-only mechanism to be usable by other plugins"
This reverts commit 3faf503073.
* Revert "in"
This reverts commit b80213128f.
* Reapply "Extend server-only mechanism to be usable by other plugins"
This reverts commit c6c83bc18b.
* Fix test failure
* Move filesystem utilities into core-server
* Move old-style release notes out of the way
* Move the 5.4.0 release note into the right place
* Revert "Move the 5.4.0 release note into the right place"
This reverts commit 3f5c2bfba3.
* Revert "Move old-style release notes out of the way"
This reverts commit ee16e48a43.
* Initial Commit
* Fix plugin library URL
* Need to set plugin library location for prerelease
* Styling tweaks
* Docs
* Add tests that the core plugins all have a valid stability field
* Change favicon format from ICO to PNG
* Revert renaming `./favicon.ico`
Keep the backwards compatible file name `./favicon.ico` (though they will actually be in PNG format now).
* Add SVG template for creating favicons
Add `favicons.svg`, the template for creating the current PNG favicons, along with some helpful information about it in `favicons.svg.md`.
* Add source Inkscape SVG
Add source Inkscape SVG as an example of image tiddler in tw-com
* Fix offline upgrade download link
In Firefox (92.0.1) `href="#"` does not allow to start downloading of `upgrade.html` (Chrome has no such problem). Making href completely empty fixes the issue.
* Update plugins/tiddlywiki/upgrade/UpgradeWizard.tid
Importing an encrypted wiki ordinarily doesn’t place the password in
the password vault on the basis that one ought to be able to import
from a file without automatically inheriting its password.
Now there’s a configuration option that can be used by the upgrade
plugin to cause the password vault to be updated with any password
entered by the user. The end result is that the user only needs to
enter their password once.
