- Register required permissions so that "start discussions without approval" can only be set for groups that already have permission to "start discussions" (and same for reply)
- Change the "hidden" trash badge into a more descriptive gavel badge for discussions that are awaiting approval
closesflarum/core#904
- Introduce the concept of "required permissions" - basically a permission dependency tree. In order for a group to be granted one permission, they must also have another.
- Improve redraw performance by not building dropdown menu contents until dropdown is opened
ref #904
- All custom JS variables are now preloaded into the `app.data` object, rather than directly on the `app` object. This means that admin settings are available in `app.data.settings` rather than `app.settings`, etc.
- Cleaner route handler generation
- Renamed ConfigureClientView to ConfigureWebApp, though the former still exists and is deprecated
- Partial fix for #881 (strips ?nojs=1 from URL if possible, so that refreshing will attempt to load JS version again)
- Removes two obsolete keys from the Extensions page.
- Corrects the suffix on a key in the Change Email modal.
- Extracts the title of the Edit User modal.
- Reorders keys in `core.email` namespace.
- Supports flarum/core#964
Showing the username and time of edit is TMI (too much information). This commit changes the visible text to "Edited", and shows the full edit information in a tooltip.
ref #446
This allows front-end translations to use basic (attributeless) HTML tags freely, without the need for the translator call to supply a matching vdom element. Translations can thus make use of styling (<em>, <code>, etc.) as they see fit. The translator call can still optionally supply a vdom element to substitute in more complex tags where necessary (e.g. hyperlinks).
/cc @dcsjapan
Mitigates confusion over button's immediate action, whether it will dismiss flag or delete post. In isolation, fa-times looks ambiguous enough to delete the post, which may delay a moderator's action when choosing how to respond. By replacing it with fa-ban, it should be immediately obvious that the action taken by the button will dismiss the flag, and not modify the post at all.
