NoticeSearchAction:
- Add new event before finding query matches
ActivityPubPlugin:
- Subscribe new searchNotice event
- Bump minor version number
Activitypub_explorer:
- Update lookup to make remote-grabbing optional
ActivityPubPlugin:
- update grab_notice_from_url to make online grab optional
- subscribe events of user and profile deletion
- bump minor version number
Activitypub_inbox_handler:
- separate handle_delete for delete-note and delete-person
Activitypub_postman:
- add delete-person logic
Activitypub_delete:
- update validation method to check for the "Person" type
- update to_array method to target the activity
Both StartSubscribe and StartUnsubscribe had a wrong initial if-condition.
Furthermore, this events were calling Activitypub_profile::from_profile()
which is wrong because it creates the Activitypub_profile object when
the goal is only to check if it exists already.
OStatusPlugin:
- Stop adding the remote-follow button
- Subscribe to required RemoteFollow plugin events
- Drop main/ostatussub route and update urls to the main/RemoteFollowSub route
- Bump plugin minor version number
actions/ostatusgroup,
actions/ostatuspeopletag:
- Update urls to the main/RemoteFollowSub route
lib/util:
- Port required functions from OStatusSubAction and adapt to be used with the new events
lib/default.php
- Add RemoteFollow to the list of default plugins
RemoteFollowPlugin:
- Subscribe events to add the remote-follow button
RemoteFollowInitAction:
- Handles the remote-follow form and getting the redirection url for follow completion
RemoteFollowSubAction:
- Handles the remote profile pulling and actual following
ActivityPubPlugin:
- Subscribe DirectMessage events
Activitypub_inbox_handler:
- Update handle_create_note to create private messages
Activitypub_postman:
- Add create_direct_note for sending private messages
Activitypub_create:
- Update create_to_array to support the 'directMessage' attribute
- Add isPrivateNote to verify private activities
Activitypub_notice:
- Update create_note to support the 'directMessage' attribute
- Remove isPrivateNote
lib/models:
- Add Activitypub_message, the model in charge of private notes
Activitypub_profile:
- Fix subscription-counter getter functions, invalid profiles were being counted
apActorFollowingAction:
- Small rewrite of generate_following, didn't make sense to not use try-catch block
apActorFollowersAction:
- Small rewrite of generate_followers, didn't make sense to not use try-catch block
Note that this commit isn't intended to add support for sending such notes
in GS. Instead, we handle the reception, storage and direct reply to this
type of notices, in AP.
ActivityPubPlugin:
- Subscribe the event StartNoticeSave to hack answering non-public notes
Activitypub_create:
- Add 'directMessage' attribute to the Create activity, defaulting to false for now
- Update validation method: validate 'directMessage' and add debug
Activitypub_notice:
- Handle incoming unlisted/followers-only notes
- Add support for unlisted-replies
- Add method to verify private (direct) notices
inbox_handler:
- Add handler for CREATE Note
- Prepare logic for private-messaging
- Overall refactor: Class members were continuously being passed as function arguments without need
SharePlugin:
- Stop showing the announce button in non public posts
For reference (raised by rozzin in IRC):
* http://foldoc.org/module
* http://foldoc.org/library
* http://foldoc.org/plugin
As noted by XRevan86, modules are not necessarily non-essential.
As we will keep the modules directory in GS root [therefore, near to
plugins/], it is evidenced the difference between both.
This is a simple yet fundamental structural change. It doesn't change
functionality but makes clearer the way we understand GNU social's
internals.
This commit does the necessary rework to store private messages
as Notices and to support Federation. The plugin's README presents
some more detail about the changes and future work that is still
required to do.
This solves the problem of routes that differ only in having
or not $_GET params. The ones not having params (static) were
being matched first during URL generation.
The way this problem was solved was by separating the $reverse
array in both $reverse_statics and $reverse_dynamics and explicitly
traversing this last one first in the generation function. Note that
maintaining the $reverse array and unshifting dynamic routes to its
head ( and therefore to the front of the static ones ) doesn't work
since even among dynamic routes the order of arrival should be kept.
