- Move each trigger handler into its own file
- Add dictionary helper classes for easier reading and writing of dict-based data
- Extract the web hook payload -> internal representation building for each trigger system
- Add tests for this transformation
- Remove support for Github archived-based building
Fixes#306
- Adds support for Dex as an OAuth external login provider
- Adds support for OIDC in general
- Extract out external logins on the JS side into a service
- Add a feature flag for disabling direct login
- Add support for directing to the single external login service
- Does *not* yet support the config in the superuser tool
The previous change to this file didn't raise the error up to stream_write,
and so the complete_upload function still ran because the loop was only
broken. It errored because the data was already canceled. This is better
than what we had before, which was to silently fail but report success
(even internally to ourselves!) on bad image upload.
This means we discovered a bug where a user could have failed during image
upload, but quay would write that image to the repository, potentially
writing broken images to S3.
This allows clients that provide a HTTPS webook endpoint a way to verify
that the source of the notification came from quay.io. Needed for the
kubernetes auto deployer so it can verify the request. And apparently
others have also wanted this.
- We needed to use an engine-agnostic way to extract the days
- Joining with the LogEntryKind table has *horrible* performance in MySQL, so do it ourselves
- Limit to 50 logs per page
- Change the tag check bar to only select the current page (by default), but allow for selecting ALL tags
- Limit the number of tags compared in the visualization view to 10
- Fix the multiselect dropdown to limit itself to 10 items selected
- Remove saving the selected tags in the URL, as it is too slow and overloads the URLs in Chrome when there are 1000+ tags selected
- Change the images API to not return locations: By skipping the extra join and looping, it made the /images API call 10x faster (in hand tests)
Fixes#292Fixes#293
