* main: (318 commits)
Document the new sign in method
Replace handle_ naming
Use same constant for fake magic links
Replace FakeMagicLink with a temporary object
Tidy up session_token
Clean up interfaces
Split tests by controller or responsibility
Simplify auth logic
Fix due to unit test when creating with invalid emails
Restore sessions_controller test on creating invalid email address
Move magic link api tests to their own files
Rename test to clarify what they're about
Cleanup session creation
Update to always return a pending auth token for JSON responses.
Update API test for cross code
Change test expectation on single tenant mode account creation
Add unit tests for the new endpoints
Pass a server token when creating a magic link via API
Simplify code a bit
Simplify session create logic for both html and json
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* main: (107 commits)
Document the new sign in method
Replace handle_ naming
Use same constant for fake magic links
Replace FakeMagicLink with a temporary object
Tidy up session_token
Clean up interfaces
Split tests by controller or responsibility
Simplify auth logic
Fix due to unit test when creating with invalid emails
Restore sessions_controller test on creating invalid email address
Move magic link api tests to their own files
Rename test to clarify what they're about
Cleanup session creation
Update to always return a pending auth token for JSON responses.
Update API test for cross code
Change test expectation on single tenant mode account creation
Add unit tests for the new endpoints
Pass a server token when creating a magic link via API
Simplify code a bit
Simplify session create logic for both html and json
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Problem:
When pressing Enter in the search input field, focus was lost after
the form was submitted and the Turbo Frame updated with search results.
This forced users to click back into the field to continue interacting
with the search.
Solution:
Added a turbo:frame-load event listener in the bar controller's
showModalAndSubmit method that automatically restores focus to the
search input after the Turbo Frame finishes loading the results.
The listener uses {once: true} to auto-cleanup after execution.
Remove data-action from the sanitizer allowlist to disallow injection
of potentially malicious Stimulus actions in user-provided
content. The lightbox controller now uses imageTarget callbacks to
handle clicks on image links.
Also add the file name as a caption in the light box, and fix the
caption color for dark mode visibility.
* CSP: fix magic link console logging by including nonce in the script tag
* Remove unused back-nav controller
Unused since c0f842427d
Eliminates a potential CSP violation with javascript: URI
When typing in Japanese, the Enter key is used to confirm kanji conversion
during IME composition. Previously, pressing Enter would immediately save
the tag, which prevented users from completing the conversion.
Changes:
- Add isComposing check to navigable_list_controller.js Enter handler
- Add IME composition tracking to form_controller.js
- Add compositionstart/compositionend event handlers to tag, step, and
reaction input fields
- Add preventComposingSubmit action to prevent form submission during
composition
This fix supports all IME input methods (Japanese, Chinese, Korean, etc.)
using standard browser composition events.
Reworked the magic link stimulus controller, because the system test
was causing double-submission of the form (because the event was
bubbling up). I think that change simplifies the form and will still
work well for iOS devices.
This implements a simple strategy to optimistically insert cards in columns without waiting for the column refresh. Cards will be placed at the top respecting golden cards.
This uses sorting by "created at" with sorting by "updated at" for the _Not now_ column, so that the treatment everywhere is homogenous.
When typing a magic link, rather than pasting it, iOS seems to send
`keydown.enter`, and we weren't submitting the form in that case.
Changed to submit the form in either case, and use the state of the
input target to help guard against double submissions.
Jason Zimdars