* add a new-line before the log text to increase readability of the test output
* make eslint, jslint happy
* make eslint happy
* add more listops tests
* new listops filter tests
* remove new-line
* make eslint happier.
* revert eslint settings
* Changed importVariable to store its ownvariables
Before, importVariables was creating a setWidget for every single variable it would find in its tiddlers, and it would create a long-ass call tree. Now, instead, it just accumulates the variables in itself.
* Can't use Object.assign
Learned the hardway while working on tw5-relink that Object.assign
doesn't exist in IE11. Using $tw.utils.extend instead.
* Retaining setWidget transclusion flexibility
* One more test to verify mixing sets and macros
add 3 new tiddlers, add 1 "enlist" test, fix all tests that failed, because 3 new tiddlers where added. stopped ESLint to complain about global vars, fix some mixed-tab-space indent typos.
* process.exit() only exist in a node.js environment
* updateInterval has been removed from upstream
From upstream commit:
b6eb9a4d5e
* Update Jasmine to 3.4.0
* Reuse the evalInContext helper
* Fix expected parse result to match the actual result
* 'describe' cannot be nested inside 'it' blocks
Jasmine started to explicitly raise an error in these cases since:
https://github.com/jasmine/jasmine/pull/1411
* Be consistent about how to refer to library files
* Update link to Jasmine's official website
... because there is another macrocall inside.
This was introduced by the commit 'Fix sizes of SVG icons in documentation' (SHA: 9395d75671) where this probably slipped through in a regular expression replacement session.
I searched through the codebase and the other replacements of this type are ok.
I (Flibbles) changed it so that lists generated by stringifyList
would always be compatible with a filter parser, but since lists
are not, and never will be, a subset of filters, there isn't a
point.
More importantly, wrapping negative numbers like "-7" in brackets
would mess up some math stuff.
* add "delayed" option to tm-focus-selector message
this delays the focussing for the time of the animation duration if delayed="yes" or delayed="true"
this is useful when navigating the story river up and down with keyboard shortcuts and the shortcuts focus the title input if a navigated tiddler is in edit mode -> navigation doesn't jump but stays smooth
* Update rootwidget.js
* Update WidgetMessage_ tm-focus-selector.tid
* add preventScroll="true" tip
* Transform GitHub saver to work with GitLab as well
You can choose which provider you want to use, the data is given in the
same place.
I tried to avoid code duplication, so service providers' unique
properties are in separate files, the settings of the selected provider
are loaded.
In two fields I am not sure that it fits into the current structure:
* module-type: gitservice
Which module is a `gitservice` type, it will be listed in the
drop-down menu.
* default-api-url: https://gitlab.com/api/v4
The default URL to access the provider's API.
This is just a sketch, not a final version, suggestions for modification
are welcome!
* Rename saver from GitHub to GitService, update docs
* Split GitHub and GitLab to separate savers, apply common lingo
Sadly, it doesn't seem to make much sense to search for common parts in
the code, because there might be a Git service that is very different
from the GitHub API (such as BitBucket). Therefore, I feel that Git
savers are not able to share other than the translations.
I deleted the defaults values from the translations and set it to the
text entry because they should not depend on the translations.
* Add more information about the password field
It is not clear how to create a personal access token, thus added a link
to the help pages. In addition, GitLab only accepts personal access
token, GitHub also accepts the password, so I made this clear.
* Extract commit message to lingo
* Fix indentation
* Use improved base64 encoder
Fix conflict with a06acc4eb8
Fixes#4082
This version removes selective updating of the tag index, instead completely clearing the index on each update. I'm investigating restoring that optimisation.
The test rig previously used a simplified implementation of shadow tiddlers which broke with the new indexing engine. There was also a problem that made that even if indexers were disabled they were still initialised.
This PR fixes both problems, in preparation for fixing #4082
See discussion at https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/526754d5-8786-49cd-aaa1-c77311670116%40googlegroups.com:
The history here is that in v5.1.14 we added an "actions" attribute to the checkbox widget that specified an action string to be specified whenever the state of the checkbox changed. The same action string is executed regardless of whether the checkbox was checked or unchecked.
Then in v5.1.16 we merged https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/pull/3182 which added the "uncheckactions" attribute. The difference between the two is that the uncheckactions are only executed if the checkbox is unchecked. The main "actions" attribute is executed before any actions in "uncheckactions", which makes it possible to arrange things so that the "actions" attribute sets things to the checked state while the "uncheckactions" attribute overwrites those changes to set things to the unchecked state.
In retrospect, it would have made more sense to have also added a "checkactions" attribute that was executed only if the checkbox was checked. I'll investigate adding it for v5.1.20.
