utf8mb4_unicode_ci considers that 'caché' is equal to 'cache' which
can lead to attaching incorrect tags to entries. This issue is due to
some unicode normalization done by MySQL.
utf8mb4_bin makes no unicode normalization, letting wallabag to consider
'cache' and 'caché' as two different tags.
We change the collation of the whole table as Doctrine does not support
setting a collation on a column for a specific platform (it tries to
apply utf8mb4_bin even for pgsql and sqlite).
Fixes#3302
Signed-off-by: Kevin Decherf <kevin@kdecherf.com>
- Update SchebTwoFactorBundle to version 3
- Enable Google 2fa on the bundle
- Disallow ability to use both email and google as 2fa
- Update Ocramius Proxy Manager to handle typed function & attributes (from PHP 7)
- use `$this->addFlash` shortcut instead of `$this->get('session')->getFlashBag()->add`
- update admin to be able to create/reset the 2fa
When creating the schema for test these tables use default length for
string: 255. Which fail when using utf8mb4.
> Syntax error or access violation: 1071 Specified key was too long; max key length is 767 bytes
Also move the `setKeepStaticConnections` in before and after class to
avoid:
> SAVEPOINT DOCTRINE2_SAVEPOINT_2 does not exist
See https://github.com/dmaicher/doctrine-test-bundle#troubleshooting
This migration does not support SQLite as long as this engine does not
support Unicode in LOWER().
This migration starts by retrieving the list of lowercase tags which
need to be migrated. Then it retrieves the list of tags for each tags
from the previous step in order to migrate entries. It handles deletion
of empty tags. At the end the migration makes a full scan to update the
label of all remaining tags.
WARNING: THIS MIGRATION IS IRREVERSIBLE.
Signed-off-by: Kevin Decherf <kevin@kdecherf.com>
This date is used to sort starred entries.
Can not use Entry::timestamps method otherwise starred_at will be updated each time entry is updated.
Add an updateStar method into Entry class
A migration script has been added in order to set starred_at field.
