* Add tootctl email_domains (block|unblock)
* fix codeclimate issues.
* fix codeclimate issues.
* fix codeclimate issues.
* add list subcommand, remove log_action.
* fix codeclimate issues.
* filter duplicate hostnames,ips before block
* rebase from currnet master branch.
rename email_domains_cli.rb to email_domain_blocks_cli.rb .
rename Mastodon::EmailDomainsCLI to Mastodon::EmailDomainBlocksCLI .
rename command email_domains to email-domain-blocks . (Thor recognizes both of - and _ )
rename subcommand block to add .
rename subcommand unblock to remove .
change the color in list subcommand to while for domain or cyan for childlen.
don't use include() in list subcommand.
suppress console output about succeeded entry.
add console output about count of processed/skipped.
remove capitalization in subcommand description.
remove long_desc in subcommand 'remove'.
remove duplicate where in subcommand 'remove'.
* fix codeclimate issue.
- Fix not moving original files of custom emojis
- Fix command failing to move any files with S3 storage
- Fix command marking records as upgraded when move failed
Fix#13594
* add emoji export command to cli
* fix codeclimate issues
* add error when no matching category was found
* add other suggestions
* exit 1 when no matching category is found
* changes according to suggestions
* 👀
* RubyNein
Y u always autoformat :c
* Fix comments in statuses_cli
The comment for the part of query keeping statuses which have replies was
incorrect, explaining the part of the query kept favourited statuses instead
* Keep statuses favourited by local users in tootctl statuses remove
* Do delete old replies that are not direct interactions with local users
* Skip reblogs of local statuses instead of all reblogs
* Optimize some queries
* Keep old statuses with recent reblogs
* Add option to clear toots from followed accounts too
* Add "--exclude-suspended" to tootctl domains crawl
This new option ignores any instances suspended server-wide as
well as their associated subdomains. This queries all domain
blocks up front, then runs a regexp on each domain. This improves
performance over what may be the obvious implementation, which is
to ask `DomainBlocks.blocked?(domain)` for each domain -- this
hits the DB many times, slowing things down considerably.
* cleaning up code style
* Compiling regex
* Removing ternary operator
Eugen Rochko