fixes#6555,
Only the final unsaved FormField appears in the preview of a FormPage. As
FormBuilder adds fields to its formfields attribute using their
clean_name as the key, and FormField.clean_name isn't populated until
FormField.save is called, all unsaved fields are added to the
FormBuilder.formfields dict with the empty string as key. This solves
this by calling get_field_clean_name on the field before insertion
into formfields if clean_name hasn't been set yet.
The django-treebeard 4.3.x is not compatible with Django 4.x because of the dreaded ugettext alias removal problem. This makes sure that a proper django-treebeard version will be installed.
*IMPORTANT*: Please notice that django treebeard *does not* officially support django 4.x. However from my tests I have concludeded that it works fine after you install the version 4.5.x.
This:
- updates the pre-commit configuration and setup.py testing dependencies
- updates isort/flake8 configuration for black
- adds black linting to Makefile and CircleCI configuration
- updates editorconfig with the new line length (88) for py files
- updates python guidelines in docs
Co-authored-by: Thibaud Colas <thibaudcolas@gmail.com>
- `-apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont` - These are used to target modern iOS Safari, macOS Safari, macOS Firefox and macOS Chrome's system fonts.
- ` 'Segoe UI', system-ui,` - These fonts target windows machines on Windows 7+ [reference](https://markdotto.com/2018/02/07/github-system-fonts/#the-stack). Having system-ui placed after Segoe UI allowed Segoe UI to take precedence when used on Windows machines set to Chinese ( Simplified ) language. There are some known language issues around `system-ui` being used: [This github article](https://infinnie.github.io/blog/2017/systemui.html). However, the purpose of `system-ui` [(reference here)](https://drafts.csswg.org/css-fonts-4/#valdef-font-family-system-ui) is to allow web content to integrate with the look and feel of the native OS. Which makes this font-family a good choice for other devices _if_ the problem is solved by putting Segoe UI first.
- `Roboto,` - This is our fallback font for androids devices. Having Segoe set before this allows windows to use its system default font even if you have installed Roboto for development reasons.
- `Helvetica Neue,` - This is a fallback for older macOS
- `Arial` - Using this to catch any of the very old Windows versions (shoutout windows 95)
- `sans-serif` - Our last resort to get a font without serifs
- ` 'Apple Color Emoji', 'Segoe UI Emoji', 'Segoe UI Symbol', 'Noto Color Emoji';` - All the emoji's for the OS's mentioned above. 😁
- main_nav_css & main_nav_js were added when the new slim sidebar was being built
- with the legacy styles/js - there was little risk of there being conflicts
- with the new sidebar CSS, this sidebar bundle comes with a large duplicate of what is in core.css so we should add it before the hooks run so that hook scan override if needed as per our documentation
- this is a temporary fix for #7943 - ideally we should avoid sidebar.scss bundle duplicating so much of the core css
- note: JS is lower risk but should follow the same convention
- Bulk Actions were failing for objects with id > 999 in projects with
- Django settings `USE_L10N` and `USE_THOUSAND_SEPARATOR` enabled.
- Test bulk action checkboxes handle USE_THOUSAND_SEPARATOR setting
- Install Prettier
- Add Prettier configuration
- Add git-blame-ignore-revs
- Clean up .editorconfig indent_style definition
- Clean up .editorconfig space definitions
- Add documentation for Prettier
- Add missing Prettier run-scripts
- Disable Prettier formatting in CI for now
- Remove gulp code and docs
- Add base CSS & SCSS processing in Webpack
- Make sure Sass files use paths that can be resolved by Webpack
- Use faster source map generation
- Clean up build scripts
- Make sure Storybook can process Sass
- Switch away from web fonts (more work needed)
John-Scott Atlakson