These filter API v2 features were cut late in development because the form encoding version is hard to implement correctly and because I thought no clients actually used `keywords_attributes`. Unfortunately, Phanpy does use `keywords_attributes`.
The memlimit package started to log any error returned by automemlimit.
This updates our implementation to call SetGoMemLimitWithOpts() instead
which uses the same defaults as automemlimit except for being
initialised with a noop logger.
We check the returned error for a particular substring, as when cgroups
isn't available even when running on a Linux system that's not a
problem. If it's anything but that error, we log it at the warning
level so that admins can still diagnose other cgroup related issues.
Fixes#2983
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* Add optional instructions for replicating SQLite for disaster recovery
* Remove references to MacOS from replicating-sqlite.md
Resolve comment on review
* Add mention for replicating SQLite in database_maintenance.md
Adds a reference to the replicating sqlite page under database maintenance
* [bugfix] Deref stats async, allow peek if handshaking
* don't return totalItems when handshaking or hiding collections
* use GetLimit()
* use StubAccountStats
* fix possible infinite recursion if moved accounts are self-referential
* adds a defensive check for a boost being a boost of a boost wrapper
* add checks on input for a boost of a boost
* remove unnecessary check
* add protections on account move to prevent move recursion loops
* separate status conversion without boost logic into separate function to remove risk of recursion
* move boost check to boost function itself
* formatting
* use error 422 instead of 500
* use gtserror not standard errors package for error creation
* User muting
* Address review feedback
* Rename uniqueness constraint on user_mutes to match convention
* Remove unused account_id from where clause
* Add UserMute to NewTestDB
* Update test/envparsing.sh with new and fixed cache stuff
* Address tobi's review comments
* Make compiledUserMuteListEntry.expired consistent with UserMute.Expired
* Make sure mute_expires_at is serialized as an explicit null for indefinite mutes
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* refactor status media handling into separate functions, handle case of changed metadata
* update fetchRemoteAccount{Avatar,Header} to use new refactored {load,update}Attachment() functions
* whoops, nearly marked avatars as headers :')
* reformatting to improve legibility
* [feature] Email change
* frontend stuff for changing email
* docs
* tests etc
* differentiate more clearly between local user+account and account
* populate user
* do not uncache status / emoji media if attached status is bookmarked
* add status bookmark and bookmark IDs caches
* update status bookmark tests
* move IsStatusBookmarkedBy() to StatusBookmark{} interface, rely on cache
* fix envparsing.sh test
* removes the avatar / header deref maps as we now have per-uri status / account locks, adds retries on data-races, adds separate emoji map mutex
* work with a copy of account / status for each retry loop
* revert to old data race behaviour, it gets too complicated otherwise
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* Use correct entity name
* We support server-side filters now
* Document filter v1 methods that can throw a 409
* Validate v1 filter phrase as filter title
* Always check v1 filter API status codes in tests
* Document keyword minimum requirement on filter API v1
* Make it possible to specify filter keyword update columns per filter keyword
* Implement v2 filter API
* Fix lint and tests
* Update Swagger spec
* Fix filter update test
* Update Swagger spec *correctly*
* Update actual files Swagger spec was generated from
* Remove keywords_attributes and statuses_attributes
* Add test for serialization of empty filter
* More helpful messages when object is owned by wrong account
On startup and shutdown of a worker, we log a message of the worker
being started together with a textual representation of a memory
address. Though this can be handy for developers to debug
startup/shutdown sequencing issues of the workers, it's typically not
very useful or informative for an admin. We can also output a lot of
these (on my system I get 265 lines of these during startup).
This changes the messages from Info to Debug, to not print them under
normal circumstances.