ContextSummary() was cutting the HTML which was added by nl2br because
it expected plain text elements as it's stripping and replacing text.
Instead this fix changes the behaviour to apply the nl2br after the text
changes have been made. That way we can't cut anything in the middle of
a HTML tag, but new lines, or paragraphs are replaced by BRs after,
should they exist.
- Added tests to ensure text is not cut in the middle of a sentence.
- Added test to ensure that <br>'s are added in the correct place should
the summary span between new lines.
API: Query::seek() and Query::rewind() no longer return a value.
Although breaking an API inside a patch release may seem odd, this in
fact is correcting a long-standing bug in our implementation of
Iterator::rewind(), so I think it’s appropriate.
https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-framework/issues/9097
In this case the confirmed password field is not reflected. It’s
unclear how often this situation would arise outside of test scenarios,
but may come up if $form->loadDataFrom() is called more than once.
Fixes#2496 (it’s a minor issue but I think this is why Dan flagged it
as a regression). Originally introduced as part of Dan’s initial fix
at 2a6f1f1949.
These bugs were never present in SS4 as the relevant code had a
substantial rewrite at the same time they were introduced in SS3.
In SS3, test C still fails.
Fixes#4705Fixes#4987Fixes#4793
* Add `getFieldMap` method to retrieve a list of all fields for any given class
* Add `TagsToShortcodeTask` to upgrading guide
Adding after the file migration part as this is where it makes the most sense to run it.
* `getFieldMap` accepts an array
* Move to `DataObjectSchema`
* Add `HTMLVarchar` to documentation
Minor refactoring
* Add test for checking that `subclassesfor` works without the base class
Add test `DataObjectSchema::getFieldMap` returns the correct array
* Remove cms dependency
* Adding failing test for base table aliases using SQLSelect
* FIX Retain table aliases applied to the base table on queries
* FIX Move the trimmed alias outside of the condition so we can use it within the condition
* NEW Make resources dir configurable.
* Removing reference to old `resources` and updating doc #8519
* Rrtarget to 4.4 release.
* DOC Reference SS_RESOURCES_DIR in Environment doc.
* API Add a Resources method to SilverStripe\Core\Manifest\Module to read the resources-dir from composer.json
* Clean up reference to SS_RESOURCES_DIR env var
* Set default resources-dir
* Update test to use RESOURCES_DIR const in expected resource url method
* Correcting typos
Co-Authored-By: maxime-rainville <maxime@rainville.me>
* MINOR Correctubg minor typos
* DOCS Document the intricacies of exposing static assets.
Without this change vendor/silverstripe/framework/vendor/silverstripe/config
will be pick up by the manifest, which is inappropriate.
Although this doesn’t happen often, it can occur if you have run
“composer install” within vendor/silverstripe/framework, which can be
done either accidentally or (in my case) as part of running the
framework tests isolated from the rest of your project (which is closer
to the execution model on Travis)
Note that the presence of the ‘nestedvendor.txt’ file tests that this
works without any explicit changes to the PHP of the tests, since it’s
merely confirming that such a file is *not* picked up.
* API Revert addition of Extensible::flush_extra_methods_cache() and change to ExtensionTestState
This reverts the changes from #8465 and #8505 that relate to ExtensionTestState and the
tracking of extra methods between unit tests. The existing test from #8465 testing
overloaded Extensions after extra_methods are populated has been updated to show that you
must re-add the extension to flush the extra_methods cache if you need this behaviour.
* Revert change to InjectorTest::testExtendedExtensions
* Revert "Add failing test to show that overloaded extensions are broken in Extensible"
This reverts commit 55e79ffdfd.
* DOCS Add docs for extending extensions, and upgrade guide note to 4.3 to avoid using PHP config to do so