I added a new activity type, Patch. There's already a ForgeFed type with
the same name, used for representing patches of course. Perhaps the
duplication will work, since these types are used in different
situations. I'd happily change to Edit, but Patch may become the
standard name in Fediverse software. So let's go with that.
- UI for creating a Factory
- UI for specifying a Factory when creating resource actors
- Old way of creation doesn't work anymore, except for Factory itself
- UI indicates whether you're an admin user
- Settings allow to choose "resident" factories, i.e. ones automatically
offered to every newly verified user
Caveats:
- Factories are all-in-one, no mechanism yet for choosing actor types
- No UI/logic for auto-offering a Factory to all users of a different
instance, and signaling other instances about newly verified local
users
- No factories inserted to DB yet
- Admin user list specified in settings
- Admins can create a Factory via C2S
- Creating other actors via C2S the old way still works as well
- Factory S2S handler implementation still blank
The major changes:
- No more hit and hit-* packages
- No more diagram and SVG font stuff
- Dependency on darcs is not yet removed
- No more persistent-graph i.e. recursive SQL queries
- Some hit-network stuff still in use, now part of Vervis itself
- Git operations use the git command-line program, a convenient API is provided
in Data.Git.Local
- No more patch parsing and no diff view, patches are treated as a piece of
text and displayed as-is (although I could add syntax-highlighting as a nice
touch for the HTML view)
This displays only delegated Grants, not direct ones. Direct ones will
be added in the next commits, as they require some extra changes in the
database.
