* `WTForms` instances get `__init__`-ed with `defaults` as `kwargs`.
The first arg is a `request.form` (which is what one must supply if
this is a `POST` and must *not* supply otherwise).
The content of that form (empty on `GET`) has higher priority than
the defaults (which makes the user get an empty form).
* Fix `edit_profile()` to allow changing `location` from a non-blank
value to blank (i.e. removing the location).
(cherry picked from commit 75f3e23b92392b9bd309fab4c1a52fd38d453627)
Video processing expects datetime tags in a specific format. This
commit allows videos with missing or incorrect datetime tags to be
processed with no datetime tags instead of failing.
Prior to the gstreamer-1.0 upgrade, the video processing engine included
a check for excluded extensions which gstreamer might accept despite us
not wanting to process them. In commit 91f5f5e, the check against
EXCLUDED_EXT was removed. Since then, the video plugin has accepted and
attempted to process svg files.
This commit adds the check against EXCLUDED_EXTS into the sniff_handler
function so that we can bail out on certain file extensions before the
plugins tries to sniff the file type. The previous implementation
excluded nef files, which appears to be a Nikon camera image. I've
copied that forward to this code. I've also added a log message to
indicate that we're purposefully refusing to process the file.
Alembic migrations do not get imported anywhere. Because of it
they do not get included to the python package. But they need to
be there in order for migrations to succeed.
In order to ease the patch submitting process, *.patch was added as per
Linux kernel's .gitignore. Test cache directory was also added in its
own gitignore (as per kernel's recommendation on .gitignore location).
Since I am adding a test I also took time to fix all flake8 errors in
this test file, since I may add more tests in there and I prefer to work
on a coherent code base.
This adds a new test and verify that the old test has the
"unknown.<extension>" format. As funny as it seems, the "image/jpeg"
Content-Type will generate a ".jpe" extension but I was expecting a more
common ".jpg" extension. This may be a bug, but this is not the subject
of this patch.
When uploading a file using the API its same is always going to be
'unknown.<extension>', which is not good looking for file urls. This
patch proposes a custom header named 'X-File-Name' that allows to
specify a file name using an API client.
This changeset was tested with a local OAuth1 client.
On a fresh clone the celeryd executable is not present. This is because
of the celery version migration to celery 4.x. As per celery's
documentation at http://docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/whatsnew-4.0.html,
celeryd is no longer shipped in this version.
The admin panel headers are white by default, making them almost
unreadable on the light background used in the Airy theme. Make the
headers dark, like text elsewhere in the theme.
Make the batchaddmedia command look for a 'collection-slug' column, that
for each row may specify the slug of a collection that the media should
be added to. This matches the '--collection-slug' argument of the
addmedia command.
Prior to this commit, using a Unicode character in a configuration
string would result in a `UnicodeDecodeError` being raised. Supporting
Unicode characters is especially useful in user-facing configuration
strings, such as `html_title`.
Commit c0ea2bad changed the expected location column header of csv files
used by the batchaddmedia command from 'media:location' to 'location'.
This change updates the docs to match.
Add a unit test to verify that the change introduced in 07c535c no
longer resulst in a zero divide error when gps data contains no divisor.
This commit includes a test image created by Andrew Browning. Andrew
Browning dedicates this image to the public domain under the CC0 license.
