* Change upload js to work with multiple upload elements on a single page
* Change uploadFile in upload modal and form partial
* Change uploadFile to js-uploadFile to avoid potential issues in the future
* Remove duplicate style attribute causing webpack to fail
* Missed a css class in rename to js- prefix
* - Move logo uploads to partial for eaiser usage
- Add label logo
- Add css classes to label elements
- Change label prefix text (M: S: ...) to css::before content for easy removal in config
* Add more css classes to labels
* Allow unescaped " (quot) in css ouput
* Add max size param to partial, set defaults for allowedType and size
* Starting work on asset history importer.
* Starting work on asset history importer.
* Added checkin target.
* Last change... importing history should also probably be an admin only task.
* Added caching for user and asset queries.
* Updated cache keepalive time to DateTimeInterface
* Updated cache keepalive time to DateTimeInterface
When doing a large number of items they soon disappear off the bottom of
the screen. It's handy to be able to check the result as it's happening
so adding them to the top of the list keeps the most recent items visible.
Move the "Processing..." spinner to the header so it stays at the top.
* Added AWS url to example env
* Upgrader - added check for new storage path and attempt to move
* Ignore symlink
* Updated paths for models
* Moved copy methods
* Added AWS_URL support
For some reasin, Flysystem was generating the wrong AWS url (with a region included)
* Switch to Flysystem for image uploads
* Nicer display of image preview
* Updated image preview on edit blades to use Flysystem
* Twiddled some more paths
* Working filesystems config
* Updated Asset Models and Departments to use Flysystem
* Janky workaround for differing S3/local urls/paths
* Try to smartly use S3 as public disk if S3 is configured
* Use public disk Storage options for public files
* Additional transformer edits for Flysystem
* Removed debugging
* Added missing use Storage directive
* Updated seeders to use Flysystem
* Default logo
* Set a default width
We can potentially override this in settings later
* Use Flysystem for logo upload
* Update downloadFile to use Flysystem
* Updated AssetFilesController to use Flysystem
* Updated acceptance signatures to use Flysystem
* Updated signature view to use Flysystem
This isn’t working 100% yet
* Use Flysystem facade for displaying asset image
* Set assets path
Should clean all these up when we’re done here
* Added Rackspace support for Flysystem
* Added Flysystem migrator console command
* Added use Storage directive for categories
* Added user avatars to Flysystem
* Added profile avatar to Flysystem
* Added the option to delete local files with the migrator
* Added a check to prevent people from trying to move from local to local
* Fixed the selectlists for Flysystem
* Fixed the getImageUrl method to reflect Flysystem
* Fixed AWS copy process
* Fixed models path
* More selectlist updates for Flysystem
* Updated example .envs with updated env variable names
* *sigh*
* Updated non-asset getImageUrl() methods to use Flysystem
* Removed S3 hardcoding
* Use Flysystem in email headers
* Fixed typo
* Removed camera support from asset file upload
We’ll find a way to add this in later (and add that support to all of the other image uploads as well)
* Fixed path for categories
* WIP - Switched to standard handleImages for asset upload.
This is currently broken as I refact the handleImages method. Because the assets store/create methods use their own Form Request, the handleImages method doesn’t exist in that Form Request so it wil error now.
* Fixed css URL error
* Updated Debugbar to latest version (#6265)
v3.2 adds support for Laravel 5.7
* Fixed: Missing CSS file in basic.blade.php (#6264)
* Fixed missing CSS file in basic.blade.php
* Added
* Changed stylesheet import for authorize.blade.php
* Updated composer lock
* Added AWS_BUCKET_ROOT as env variable
* Use nicer image preview for logo upload
* Removed AssetRequest form request
* Removed asset form request, moved custom field validation into model
* Added additional help text for logo upload
* Increased the size of the image resize - should make this a setting tho
* Few more formatting tweaks to logo section of branding blade preview
* Use Flysystem for asset/license file uploads
* Use Flysystem for removing images from models that have been deleted
* Enable backups to use Flysystem
This only handles part of the problem. This just makes it so we can ship files to S3 if we want, but does not account for how we backup files that are hosted on S3
* Use Flysystem to download license files
* Updated audits to use Flysystem
* Extract method/cleanup
* Remove apiStore method that is unusued since api controllers.
* Use proper model exception
* Remove old user importer. This is now supported by the general importer framework.
* Refactor AssetsController methods.
This is a giant diff without many functional changes, mostly cosmetic.
I've pulled a number of methods out of assetscontroller, preferring
instead to create some more targetted controllers for related actions.
I think this cleans up the file some, and suggests some places for
future targetted improvement.
Fix weird missing things.
* Fix Unit test failing after date changes.
* Pass valid string to be translated.
* Some method cleanup for codacy.
* Extract trait for common checkout uses and codacy fixes.
* Cleanup model bulk-edit
Use the general partials where appropriate, as well as display a list of
what models we are editing in the bulk edit.
* Use new api based fetch/display for modal select2.
This is just copy/pasting the code currently because I'm not entirely
sure how the two pieces of code interact.
* Remove old helper functions that are no longer necessary with our populating of select2 dropdowns via ajax.
* Added option to include model information on asset labels.
Cleaned up label page to fix skewed label alignment on last row per page.
* Changes made per Snipe's direction
changed type from tinyint to boolean in DB
changed labels back to initials
It looks like Chrome (and probably other browsers) is optimising the
next-padding div out since it has no content. This means the margin
doesn't apply. Adding the nbsp, and making sure it takes up no space
itself, is enough to make the margin do the right thing.
I also tried using padding instead of margin, but this results in an
extra page at the end of the output (there'd need to be a way to stop
page-break and next-padding appearing at the end of the document). I also
tried setting a min-height on next-padding, but this had the same issue.
* Fixes#4445: prevents assigned assets from being checked out in bulk checkout
* Updates data attribute to more versatile 'data-asset-status-type'
* Fixes broken unit test
