Dominique Leuenberger
93b17f658d
- update to 11.0.3:
* fixing git security vulnerability
* add missing lazy load attribute to images
* backport of translation updates
* do not ignore automerge while a PR is checking for conflicts
* user activation with uppercase email address
* collaborator can edit wiki with write access
* fix: corrupted wiki unit default permission
* fix: skip empty tokens in SearchOptions.Tokens()
* fix: make API /repos/{owner}/{repo}/compare/{basehead} work with forks
* fix(ui): release: name is overridden with tag name on edit
* Revert "fix(api): document is_system_webhook field
- Update to 11.0.2:
* Features
- make Forgejo Actions server logs less noisy
* Bug fixes
- do not fail when release or wiki is set in /repos/migrate API
- ignore expired artifacts for quota calculation
- pull request cross references
- quote reply in Chromium
- fix: make hash pattern more strict
* Included for completeness but not worth a release note
- remove download attribute from external assets
- bleve to v2.5.2 with changes made in backport of 2.5.0
- show membership of limited orgs
- date dependency go to v1.24.3 (v11.0/forgejo)
- drop unused @typescript-eslint/parser package
- suppress non actionable XORM warnings
- aggregate deleted team as ghost team
- center footer links
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1295902
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/forgejo-longterm?expand=0&rev=2
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 ```