* Enable updating additional account information from user preferences via rest api
Resolves#6553
* Pacify rubocop
* Decoerce incoming settings in UserSettingsDecorator
* Create user preferences hash directly from incoming credentials instead of going through ActionController::Parameters
* Clean up user preferences update
* Use ActiveModel::Type::Boolean instead of manually checking stringified number equivalence
* Fix follow/unfollow buttons on public profile
- Present non-logged users with web+mastodon:// URLs for remote accounts
- Present logged-in users with appropriate links (authorize_follows and
remote_unfollows) for remote accounts
* Do not cache rendered cards if user is logged in
* Fix follow/unfollow buttons on public profile
- Present non-logged users with web+mastodon:// URLs for remote accounts
- Present logged-in users with appropriate links (authorize_follows and
remote_unfollows) for remote accounts
* Do not cache rendered cards if user is logged in
* i18n: update gender-neutral language for pt and pt-BR
Instead of using "bem-vindo(a)" (a masculine form of "Welcome"
with a "(a)" in the end to mean "bem-vinda" for the feminine form),
use "boas-vindas", which is a gender-neutral form of "Welcome").
There is already precedent for using "boas-vindas" in the
Brazilian Portuguese localization, in `config/locales/pt-BR.yml`.
European Portuguese dictionary Priberam also registers it as a valid form:
https://www.priberam.pt/dlpo/boas-vindas
* i18n: pt-BR minor orthography fix
The form "a bordo" does not take an accent.
http://oredator.com.br/curso-de-redacao/uncategorized/a-bordo-ou-a-bordo
* i18n: update gender-neutral language for pt and pt-BR
Instead of using "bem-vindo(a)" (a masculine form of "Welcome"
with a "(a)" in the end to mean "bem-vinda" for the feminine form),
use "boas-vindas", which is a gender-neutral form of "Welcome").
There is already precedent for using "boas-vindas" in the
Brazilian Portuguese localization, in `config/locales/pt-BR.yml`.
European Portuguese dictionary Priberam also registers it as a valid form:
https://www.priberam.pt/dlpo/boas-vindas
* i18n: pt-BR minor orthography fix
The form "a bordo" does not take an accent.
http://oredator.com.br/curso-de-redacao/uncategorized/a-bordo-ou-a-bordo
* Adjust privacy policy to be more specific to Mastodon
Fix#6613
* Change data retention of IP addresses from 5 years to 1 year
* Add even more information
* Remove all (now invalid) translations of the privacy policy
* Add information about archive takeout, remove pointless consent section
* Emphasis on DM privacy
* Improve wording
* Add line about data use for moderation purposes
* Adjust privacy policy to be more specific to Mastodon
Fix#6613
* Change data retention of IP addresses from 5 years to 1 year
* Add even more information
* Remove all (now invalid) translations of the privacy policy
* Add information about archive takeout, remove pointless consent section
* Emphasis on DM privacy
* Improve wording
* Add line about data use for moderation purposes
Unfortunately the new hammer.js functionality wasn't correctly tested and didn't work across devices and browsers, as such, it's best to revert PR #6944 until we can revisit this functionality and make it work across all devices and browsers that are supported by Mastodon.
This reverts commit 7551951094.
Unfortunately the new hammer.js functionality wasn't correctly tested and didn't work across devices and browsers, as such, it's best to revert PR #6944 until we can revisit this functionality and make it work across all devices and browsers that are supported by Mastodon.
This reverts commit 5021c4e9ca.
Previously these returns 302 redirects instead of 403s, which meant posting links to admin pages in slack caused them to unfurl, rather than stay as a link. Additionally, require_admin! doesn't appear to be actively used, on require_staff!
Previously these returns 302 redirects instead of 403s, which meant posting links to admin pages in slack caused them to unfurl, rather than stay as a link. Additionally, require_admin! doesn't appear to be actively used, on require_staff!
