* Change public accounts pages to mount the web UI
* Fix handling of remote usernames in routes
- When logged in, serve web app
- When logged out, redirect to permalink
- Fix `app-body` class not being set sometimes due to name conflict
* Fix missing `multiColumn` prop
* Fix failing test
* Use `discoverable` attribute to control indexing directives
* Fix `<ColumnLoading />` not using `multiColumn`
* Add `noindex` to accounts in REST API
* Change noindex directive to not be rendered by default before a route is mounted
* Add loading indicator for detailed status in web UI
* Fix missing indicator appearing while account is loading in web UI
* Add notification permission handling code
* Request notification permission when enabling any notification setting
* Add badge to notification settings when permissions insufficient
* Disable alerts by default, requesting permission and enable them on onboarding
app/javascript/mastodon/main.js delayed the execution of modules,
but other entry points didn't. That leads to failure in executing
modules, which requires those polyfills.
Strictly enforce the rule to require any modules after loading
polyfill in entry points.
This implementation is a bit smaller and still has the following benefits:
* No need of app/javascript/packs/custom.js
For custom stylesheet, it typically has only
"require('../styles/custom.scss')" and is redundant.
* No need to extract vendor stylesheet to another asset
Extracting vendor stylesheet could be forgotten by developers who do not
use custom stylesheet.
* Fix#2922 - Load stylesheet from "custom.css" entrypoint when present
This is pretty much the same way it worked as before, albeit with
having to create app/javascript/packs/custom.js with
require('../styles/custom.scss') (or whatever you want really), which
will be a blank slate for you to import whatever you want
* Remove old assets directory
* Extract font-awesome into common.css and always load it
* Create common chunk rather than vendor chunk
vendor chunk is a set of modules provided by external vendors, but now we
can have a chunk as a set of modules shared by multiple entry points,
which could be more efficent than having vendor chunk.
* Start rails-ujs in common.js
This is used by /settings/two_factor_authentication.
Eugen Rochko