This change implements an improved "set build" utility through the "october:version" Artisan command that, instead of checking the October CMS server for the latest build, checks the module files against a source manifest kept on GitHub.
This check allows us to accurately determine the build based on the module files in the October CMS installation, and can even detect versions if the module files are modified (except in the cases of extreme modification).
An additional utility has been implemented, "october:manifest", which will build the manifest JSON file in order to provide the maintainers with a way of generating this manifest file as required.
Replaces #4615.
An exception was being thrown in some instances if a partial had been added to the DB that was provided by a plugin that no longer exists, or had been disabled. This will remove any partials provided by non-existent plugins, only if they haven't been subsequently customised by the developer.
Fixes https://github.com/octobercms/october/issues/5065
SystemExceptions are already logged when the System ServiceProvider listens to the Message Logged event, this code used to be for ApplicationExceptions to bypass the fact that they were explicitly ignored by October's core exception handler.
ApplicationExceptions were added 27 Jan 2015 in 6a68036260
ApplicationExceptions were explicitly ignored in the core exception handler on 16 Feb 2015 in 237d97d87a (diff-b6bf0348130fdd1311473a97536310cdR20) and were explicitly logged in the System exception handler on the same day in 7b52e07b65 (diff-547f5794a63e9f138c33b20de8649b7eR20-R31)
Not sure why that was originally the case, but we've made the decision that ApplicationExceptions shouldn't be logged by default as they should occur semi-regularly in a healthy application (mostly as an expression of complex logical validation that triggers them based on bad user input): https://github.com/octobercms/october/pull/4569#issuecomment-550172508Fixesoctobercms/october#5253.
Only works for uploads stored on the local disk right now, support for remote disks may be added in the future at some point.
Replaces #4518 & #4029. Credit to @LukeTowers, @BennoThommo, & @austinderrick.
Previously, this was a self-closing tag with a value attribute. Neither are supported for the textarea tag in HTML5. It appears that browsers now are actually checking this and/or won't work with it.
Fixes#5222.
Luke Towers
Samuel Georges
Ben Thomson
Web-VPF
moisessepulveda