instead of aliasing
This seems to be the convention for functions that can be reused between
different mix tasks in all Elixir projects I've seen and it gets rid on
an error message when someone runs mix pleroma.common
Also in this commit by accident:
- Move benchmark task under a proper namespace
- Insert a space after the prompt
This is useful for the CI builds because they have a detached HEAD or
for emulating a feature that is availible only on a particular branch
(e.g pleroma_ctl downloads CI artifacts only for develop and master)
When fixing this problem I incorrectly assumed a.hashtag is
the proper way for detecting hashtags, but it is just something Pleroma and
Mastodon add. Per microformats it should be detected by the presense of rel=tag.
This MR adds a check for rel=tag, but I still left a.hashtag just in case
This patch changes pleroma_ctl to call into a running instance instead of spinning up
a new one for mix task execution. This significantly decreases the time needed
for mix task execution (on my machine for `pleroma_ctl user set rin --no-admin`
the difference is 0.2s vs 4.2s) and allows mix tasks to affect the
instance context, for example, this allows to clear the cache after user
deletion
* origin/develop: (36 commits)
[#570] add user:notification stream
fix for new instances
no print version to the shell
OEmbed.OEmbedController does not exist in the Pleroma codebase. It was removed in commit 92c5640f and this leftover artifact breaks compiling now.
Update Phoenix to 1.4.8
Apply suggestion to CHANGELOG.md
Documentation: Document chat token response.
Changelog: Document chat token.
Mastodon API: Return the token needed for the chat.
bugfix
little fix
version generation
it is changed in compile time
Fix rate limit test
[#948] /api/v1/account_search added optional parameters (limit, offset, following)
Fix hashtags being picked up by rich media parser
Add copyright info to containment.ex
Mastodon API: Document changes.
MastodonAPI: Add a way to update the background image.
Improve rate limiter documentation
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