- Adds quotes around all strings inserted into config files, preventing them from being interpreted as constants.
- Changed all private methods in OctoberEnv.php to protected.
- Updated test to check some config files for expected changes.
This fix will apply quotes around string environment variables which contain either a single, or double, quote as well as any variables with a hash symbol - escaping any double-quotes encountered. When artisan october:env is run, this should correctly transfer all configuration values from the config files to the .env file.
Fixes#4979.
L5.6 introduced Bootstrap 4 validation. While it is likely our pagination is all custom and is using the Storm UI, just to be safe, we'll make sure pagination is using Bootstrap 3 classes in all circumstances to retain current functionality.
This should have no effect on simple pagination, which is overriden with our custom template on the next line.
This no longer hinges on app.debug because it creates confusion for devops engineers. This is based on three independent reports coming from app environments that use a reverse proxy. The engineer will follow the proper security instructions by disabling debug mode, which in turn creates an infinite redirect loop when opening the back-end area, only to leave them scratching their heads
Ultimately it is the web server configuration's job to handle the enforcement of HTTPS, the app no longer enforces it as a strong opinion, but we still keep the setting available as a convenient security check for standard environments that do not use a reverse proxy
Tested #4867 but it broke the use of pressing TAB after entering a tag to lock it in. This seems to retain that functionality and yet still fix the issue
Replaces #4867
- Introduce varcharmax config item, this default eventually should be increased to 255, when MySQL 5.6 support is dropped
- Config item can be kept to retain legacy support
- Only apply to mysql driver, previously was impacting other drivers
- Source true config values, previously was sourcing hard coded "mysql" connection values
Adds an Artisan command "october:passwd" to change the password of a Backend User through CLI. This command may only be run through CLI - it will not work if called through a web handler.
Refs: #3521, #4835. Docs: 1f3bfc719e
This has been benchmarked and appears to have minimal impact on performance and solves unnecessary randomness and race conditions during the app's registration and boot cycle
Fixes#4826
Ben Thomson
Luke Towers
Larry Barker
Ben Thomson
Alwin Drenth
Samuel Georges
Luke Towers
Samuell
Aurélien Roy
Ayumi
Flynsarmy
jacobdekeizer