The way we were handling the antivirus upload loader
was not optimal, it didn't work well with the pdf
embed block. We created a dedicated upload loader
block, it will replace the previous implementation,
it is more Blocknote idiomatic and will work
better with any type of upload files.
When navigating to a new document, the scroll
position was preserved. This commit changes this
behavior to scroll back to the top of
the page when navigating to a new document.
In some components, the Arial font was still used
because of a centering problem.
We removed all instances of Arial and replaced them
with the current font token, the centering problems
were fixed by adding "contain: content;" to the css.
The link-configuration endpoint has now a strict
validation schema about the combination of
link_reach and link_role.
We need to adapt our types
frontend side to reflect that.
When a document was restricted, the link role could
be updated from "link-configuration" and gives a
200 response, but the change did not
have any effect because of a restriction in
LinkReachChoices.
We added a validation step to ensure that the
link role can only be updated if the document
is not restricted.
Some users reported that the app was giving a
blank page, it seems to happens often after a
release. It could be due to the fact that
the service worker is caching the index.html
file and not updating it properly after a new release.
We remove the index from the cache first strategy
to avoid this kind of issue. We set as well
the default handler with the "StaleWhileRevalidate"
strategy to force the cache to be updated in
the background.
When the provider reports a lost connection,
we invalidate the doc query to refetch the document
data.
This ensures that if a user has lost is rights
to access a document, he will be redirected
to a 403 page without needing to refresh the page.
When users were reloading a 403 page, they were
redirected to the 404 page because of Nextjs
routing mechanism. This commit fixes this issue by
removing the 403 page from the pages directory
and creating a component that is used directly
in the layout when a 403 error is detected.
Before the subpages feature, the user_role was
computed thanks to the abilities.
This is not the correct way to do it anymore,
the abilities are now different.
We now have "user_role" in the doc response
which is the correct way to get the user role
for the current document.
## Purpose
So that users have more options to choose from
## Proposal
Add mosa.cloud docs instance url
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Signed-off-by: virgile-deville <virgile.deville@beta.gouv.fr>
The expected type for the settings DOCUMENT_IMAGE_MAX_SIZE is an
integer. By not using django configurations IntegerValue, the value is
used as it and most of the time will be a string. We must use the
IntegerValue in order to cast the value in string.
On some environments keycloak returns a 'HTTPS required' message on login.
The same issue was fixed in drive by changing the 'sslRequired' value
from 'external' to 'none'.
Also upgrade keycloak up to 26.3.2
Signed-off-by: Fabre Florian <ffabre@hybird.org>
In a recent fix we had to remove the categories
from the EmojiPicker component due to a bug in the
underlying library. This commit reintroduces the
categories feature, placing them at the top of the
picker for improved user experience. The
categories help users quickly find emojis
by grouping them into relevant sections.
We set the default color as well to ensure
consistency across the emoji picker.
The drop cursor for multi column was causing
issues with the editor's usability.
This commit removes the custom drop cursor
implementation to enhance user experience.
254 characters should be sufficient for most
of our usecases.
Limit input search to 254 characters to prevent
errors caused by overly long email addresses.
When we create a new user in the demo environment,
the email address will now follow the format
user.test@example.com instead of user@example.com.
"user" was only 4 characters long, it created failing
tests in the e2e suite.
