* Properly escape log_meta values
* Vue syntax fix to allow npm run dev to work again
* Janky fix for Select2 bug
* Compiled production assets
* Escape user’s last name in API
* Removed duplicate alertClass
* Compiled production assets
* Fixed#6821 - confusing UI for 2FA when 2FA is universally enforced
I also updated the language in the user’s listing table to clarify what “activated” means
* Added login enabled info to user view
* Clarified comments
* Added info about 2FA on user profile
Because why not
* Added nowrap to table, and added 2FA reset for superadmins
* Check for empty headers in import
* Added import permission
* Fixed model path in docblock
* Added import gate to default blade
* Check if the user is an admin OR idf they have import permissions
* Walked back that admin permission
Since admins are bound by full company support, it makes less sense to let admins have this permission by default, versus having them specifically designated to the import permission
* checkbox label bug
The checkbox label in general settings for require_accept_signature was set to full_multiple_companies_support instead so when you click the label for require accept signature it would check the wrong box.
* Update general.blade.php
* Update general.blade.php
Another label that is wrong in general settings
* docker: Rename /entrypoint.sh to /startup.sh
This script is not configured as the docker image ENTRYPOINT, thus it is
misleading to name it so.
* docker: Terminate supervisord if a process enters the FATAL state
By terminating PID 1, this will also terminate the Docker container.
* docker: Use supervisord to start up apache and cron
Note that this uses `apache2ctl -DFOREGROUND` rather than manually
sourcing /etc/apache2/envvars and running apache2, as recommended at
https://advancedweb.hu/2018/07/03/supervisor_docker/.
* docker: Add artisan schedule:run to crontab
This also switches to executing /var/www/html/artisan directly.
* docker: Run artisan schedule:run directly from supervisor
This has the following benefits over using cron:
- Cron doesn't need to be installed
- Docker-provided environment variables are preserved
- It's easy and explicit to run as the docker user
* Migration to fix nullables
This should fix an issue introduced in 90cddb7aee where we’re passing null instead of an empty string (necessary to nullify values via the API)
* Removed asset migration - serial was already fixed
