This is achieved by sending a DELETE request to
/settings/profile/pictures/{avatar,header} via a link that is part of
the upload form's hint of the respective picture.
This is achieved by sending a DELETE request to
/settings/profile/pictures/{avatar,header} via a link that is part of
the upload form's hint of the respective picture.
Some browsers (at least recent Chrome versions) automatically take
image metadata into account when drawing images into a canvas.
There seem to be no way to prevent that behavior, and the only
way to detect it seems to compare with a known image.
See: https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/4666
Solution adapted from: 1e4df70782
Some browsers (at least recent Chrome versions) automatically take
image metadata into account when drawing images into a canvas.
There seem to be no way to prevent that behavior, and the only
way to detect it seems to compare with a known image.
See: https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/4666
Solution adapted from: 1e4df70782
Follow-up to #13452, fixing broken `uri.nil?` test.
Also remove the separate check for `uri` presence, as that would result
in a “Please review 2 errors below” while only one would be listed.
Follow-up to #13452, fixing broken `uri.nil?` test.
Also remove the separate check for `uri` presence, as that would result
in a “Please review 2 errors below” while only one would be listed.
Conflicts:
- `package.json`:
No real conflict, upstream updated a dependency which is
textually adjacent to a glitch-soc-specific dependency.
Updated it.
- `yarn.lock`:
No real conflict, upstream updated a dependency which is
textually adjacent to a glitch-soc-specific dependency.
Updated it.
Conflicts:
- `package.json`:
No real conflict, upstream updated a dependency which is
textually adjacent to a glitch-soc-specific dependency.
Updated it.
- `yarn.lock`:
No real conflict, upstream updated a dependency which is
textually adjacent to a glitch-soc-specific dependency.
Updated it.
* Fix “Email changed” notification sometimes having wrong e-mail
Fixes#6778
The root of the issue is that `send_devise_notification` was called before
the changes were properly commited to the database, causing the mailer to
pick previous values if running too early.
Devise's documentation provides guidance on how to handle that[1][2], however,
I have found it to not be working, as the following happens, in that order:
- `send_devise_notification` is called for the `email_changed` notification.
In that case, `changed?` is false and `saved_changes?` is true, so
if we use the former, we have the same issue.
- the `after_commit` hook is called
- `send_devise_notification` is called for the `confirmation_instructions`
notification.
In that case, `changed?` is still false, and `saved_changes?` still true,
so if we use the latter, that second notification email is simply not
going to be sent (as we would be queuing the notification *after*
executing the after_commit hook).
This is because it may be called from either an `after_update` or
`after_commit` hook, the difference not being a call to `save` but the
transaction actually being committed to the database. This may arguably
be a bug in Devise, or Devise's notification.
The proposed workaround is inspired by Devise's documentation but checks
whether a transaction is open to make the call whether to immediately
send the notification or defer it to the `after_commit` hook.
[1]: https://www.rubydoc.info/github/plataformatec/devise/Devise%2FModels%2FAuthenticatable:send_devise_notification
[2]: 406915cb78/lib/devise/models/authenticatable.rb (L133-L194)
* Fix cases when sending notifications without changing the model
* Defer sending if and only if in transaction including current record
* Fix “Email changed” notification sometimes having wrong e-mail
Fixes#6778
The root of the issue is that `send_devise_notification` was called before
the changes were properly commited to the database, causing the mailer to
pick previous values if running too early.
Devise's documentation provides guidance on how to handle that[1][2], however,
I have found it to not be working, as the following happens, in that order:
- `send_devise_notification` is called for the `email_changed` notification.
In that case, `changed?` is false and `saved_changes?` is true, so
if we use the former, we have the same issue.
- the `after_commit` hook is called
- `send_devise_notification` is called for the `confirmation_instructions`
notification.
In that case, `changed?` is still false, and `saved_changes?` still true,
so if we use the latter, that second notification email is simply not
going to be sent (as we would be queuing the notification *after*
executing the after_commit hook).
This is because it may be called from either an `after_update` or
`after_commit` hook, the difference not being a call to `save` but the
transaction actually being committed to the database. This may arguably
be a bug in Devise, or Devise's notification.
The proposed workaround is inspired by Devise's documentation but checks
whether a transaction is open to make the call whether to immediately
send the notification or defer it to the `after_commit` hook.
[1]: https://www.rubydoc.info/github/plataformatec/devise/Devise%2FModels%2FAuthenticatable:send_devise_notification
[2]: 406915cb78/lib/devise/models/authenticatable.rb (L133-L194)
* Fix cases when sending notifications without changing the model
* Defer sending if and only if in transaction including current record
