Fixes#4046
It is possible that the user model gets fetched using the SoftDelete
trait before the relevant migrations were applied during an update.
To fix this edge case the user model is always fetched using the
withTrashed scope and the deleted_at check is done manually afterwards.
@see https://github.com/octobercms/october/issues/3999
This enables complex FormWidgets that need to know what Form widget they belong to to access that information with $this->formField->form; This also enables a fix for: https://github.com/rainlab/location-plugin/issues/48
There are no `form` elements in the preview context of a form, so this adds an alternative selector to use when no common `form` elements are found for the Input Trigger API to use. Credit to @fansaien
Fixes#3260. Enables setting the target field for the trigger API to a form context an arbitrary number of levels above the current field by prepending the field name with `^` for each level to go up. For instance, if you had a field [allow_pictures] in the base form and a [records] repeater with [image] fields, and you set the target field for the trigger on [image] to [^allow_pictures] then it would work properly instead of looking for an [allow_pictures] field on the [records] field. Credit to @MartynasJanu. Documented in edc78b584b
These are roles defined by a special API code, once a system role code is detected, the role becomes locked and its permissions are sourced from the AuthManager. All permissions are granted to system roles by default, unless otherwise specified. This should make it easier to create client accounts as "Publishers", hiding developer tools like the CMS and Builder plugins by default.
Fixes https://github.com/octobercms/october/pull/2663
Adding to build 420+ because this might cause some issues, although it shouldn't. Hoping we don't ever have to roll this back because it fixes another inconsistency when using the model `filterFields` method... some will change values via $field->value (field accessor) and others will change via $this->value ($model accessor). This now puts the field accessor at a consistent priority (first) while retaining the fallback to model.
