On document content or permission changes, start a celery job that will call the
indexation API of the app "Find".
Signed-off-by: Fabre Florian <ffabre@hybird.org>
Search in Docs relies on an external project like "La Suite Find".
We need to declare a common external network in order to connect to
the search app and index our documents.
We observe some throttling pick here and there.
We observed that when the collaboration has a
problem, it is retrying to connect, leading to more
requests to the django backend. At one point, the
throttling is reached and the user would not
be able to use the application anymore.
Now when the request comes from a collaboration
server, we do not throttle it anymore.
The recent update of Blocknote brokes a test
because a element was not easily accessible anymore.
We improved the CalloutBlock to be able to
be closed when "escape" is pressed, we improve
the positionning of the EmojiPicker too.
WebSocketStatus.Connected does not mean
we are totally connected because authentication
can still be in progress and failed.
So we will use the event onAuthenticated to assert
that we are fully connected.
We bump the blocknote dependencies to version
0.44.2 to incorporate the latest features
and bug fixes.
It seems to fix an issue with Titap, when the text
was selected and the user clicked
on the Go Back button of the browser, the
application was crashing.
"[tiptap error]: The editor view is not available.
Cannot access view['dom']. The editor may not be
mounted yet."
When pasting comments, the data-bn-thread-id
attribute is present in the clipboard data.
This indicates that the pasted content contains comments.
But if the content with comments comes from another
document, it will create orphaned comments that
are not linked to this document and create errors.
To avoid this, we refresh the threads to ensure
that only comments relevant to the current document
are displayed.
This allows the demo to generate user and filenames with other locales
than English, for all languages defined in the project's settings.
In particular, it allows the generation of accented names, which were
previously missing.
The given_name and usual_name is not configured in the oidc scopes. When
a user connect to docs with the dev and feature configuration, we don't
have this informations.
We have the user full name through OIDC in the database, but the search only
used the email field.
This change allows to search for a user by their first and/or
last name (fix#929).
Given that user names are more likely than emails to include diacritics, it
unaccents both the query and the database entry for search (fix#1091).
It also unaccents for email so that internationalized domain names are
managed whether or not the accent is included in the search.
An unaccented gin index is added on users full_name an email fields.
Using a manual migration because a wrapper around unaccent is necessary
to make it IMMUTABLE (cf.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9063402/ )
We want to create a new user in a marketing system to create a dedicated
onboarding for each of them. The marketing service is implemented in the
django-lasuite library and it is possible to pick the backend we want
or implement a new one following the documentation on this library.
When resizing the window and crossing the desktop
breakpoint, the editor was unmounted. It could
lead to loss of data if there were unsaved changes,
and tiptap crash if the toolbar was used while the
editor was unmounted.
It was caused by the ResizableLeftPanel component
which was rerendering the editor.
We now keep the editor mounted when resizing
the window, by keeping the ResizableLeftPanel
component rendered but setting its size to 0
and disabling the resize handle.
When zooming in and out quickly, the editor
instance may not be fully mounted, leading to
errors when accessing its document. This commit
adds checks to ensure the editor and its view
are mounted before attempting to access the
document, preventing potential runtime errors.
dangerouslySetInnerHTML were introduced to quickly
render translated strings containing HTML,
but they can lead to security vulnerabilities
if not handled properly.
Better to use React components to ensure safety.
Improve the comments feature to reduce annoyance:
- gives focus on input when opening comment threads
- hide comment button when mobile view
- improve contrast of overline commented text
- remove thread if last comment deleted
- scroll to bottom thread when adding new comment
We now include a CSS style file in the exported
ZIP archive. This file contains styles that
enhance the appearance of the exported HTML
document when viewed in a web browser to look
more like the original document.
The / location is not trying the $uri/index.html file. We should try
this instad of $uri/ because when a new static page is added, we always
have this pattern.
add SkipToContent component to meet RGAA skiplink requirement
Signed-off-by: Cyril <c.gromoff@gmail.com>
✅(frontend) add e2e test for skiplink and fix broken accessibility test
ensures skiplink behavior is tested and stabilizes a failing accessibility test
Signed-off-by: Cyril <c.gromoff@gmail.com>
Added:
- ✨ Add comments feature to the editor
- ✨(backend) Comments on text editor
- ✨(frontend) link to create new doc
Changed:
- ⚡️(sw) stop to cache external resources likes videos
- 💥(frontend) upgrade to ui-kit v2
- ⚡️(frontend) improve perf on upload and table of contents
- ♿(frontend) improve accessibility:
- ♿(frontend) improve share modal button accessibility
- ♿(frontend) improve screen reader support in DocShare modal
Fixed:
- 🐛(frontend) fix toolbar not activated when reader
- 🐛(frontend) preserve left panel width on window resize
- 🐛(frontend) prevent duplicate as first character in title
IndexDB need a integer versioning when upgrading
the database, it has to be incremental.
Before the fix, version 4.0.0 would give 400, when
3.10.0 would give 3100. That would cause an error
and the database would be destroyed then recreated.
We improve the way we compute the version number
to ensure it is always incremental, avoiding such
issues.
On the release pull request workflows, we sometimes
face issues with disk space. We clean up some space
before starting Docker services or after finishing
to build images to avoid these issues.
When migrating to the new design system, some
colors and style issues were identified.
This commit addresses these issues by updating
the styles to align with the new design guidelines,
ensuring a consistent and visually appealing
user experience.
The table of contents was displayed even when there
were no headings in the document. It was
not the expected behavior.
We now ensure that the TOC is only shown
when there are headings present, we added a test
to verify this behavior.
Some compatibility issues were causing yarn to add
resolutions, they are no longer necessary, we can
remove them.
We pin as well to Next 15, passing to Next 16 will
require significant code changes, let's do that
in a dedicated PR.
We notices that `context.getChanges` was very
greedy, on a large document with multiple
users collaborating, it caused performance issues.
We change the way that we track a upload by
listening onUploadEnd event instead of tracking
all changes in the document.
When a doc opens, we check if there are any ongoing
uploads and resume them.
We fix as well a race condition that could happen
when multiple collaborators were on a document
during an upload.
- the Table of Contents stickiness now covers the
full height of the viewport, before it was limited to
100vh
- we listen the scroll to highlight the heading
in the Table of Contents only when the Table of Contents
is open
- We debounce the editor change to avoid excessive updates
to the Table of Contents
