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* allow for tracked time to be removed again
* correct image source for quoted reply
* prevent render failure on faulty org settings post
* Revert "remove API authentication methods that uses the URL query"
* upgrade fails or hang at migration[31]: Migrate maven package
name concatenation
* make the action feed resilient to database inconsistencies
* make sure to use unaltered fields when saving a shadow copy
for updated profiles or comments
* follow symlinks for local assets
* use correct ACME default
- remove get-sources.sh, use obs tooling
- include apparmor in Leap 16
- update to version 12.0.0:
* remove API authentication methods that uses the URL query
* relax email requirements
* consider WebAuthn & SSH for instance signing
* add SSH signing support for instances
* forgejo docs command is deprecated
* remove the legacy TEST_CONFLICTING_PATCHES_WITH_GIT_APPLY setting
* fail if sha is not provided to the POST
/repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents API endpoint
* transform fediverse handles
* add user visibility description in the settings page
* add model viewer for .glb (GLTF) model in file view
* show size constraints of custom avatar
* add links to milestones and projects in issue comments
* global styling for the kbd tag
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:tools:scm/forgejo?expand=0&rev=78
SUSE Specific Notes --------------------- By default the package does not allow writing to `/etc/forgejo/conf/app.ini`. This is not a problem during normal runtime. But during the initial setup forgejo wants to write to this file. We can temporarily allow it with: ``` chown -R forgejo: /etc/forgejo/conf/ ``` If apparmor is enabled as well, we need to temporarily allow writing there as well. You can check this with: ``` ps aufxZ | grep '^forgejo' forgejo (enforce) ... ``` If it is running in apparmor use this to allow the temporary permissions: ``` echo "/etc/forgejo/conf/app.ini rwlk," >> /etc/apparmor.d/local/forgejo apparmor_parser -r /etc/apparmor.d/forgejo ``` Once the initial installation is done you can use this to restore the permissions: ``` rpm --setugids --setperms forgejo ``` And remove the line from the `/etc/apparmor.d/local/forgejo` file again and reload the profile with ``` apparmor_parser -r /etc/apparmor.d/forgejo ```