Now that post numbers are monotonically increasing we should not need this job
Stuff should just self correct as users browser along
Corrected the job not to reset the disimissed posts in case we need it
Introduced badge triggers, introduced concept of badge that happens due to a post but has the post hidden
Delta badge grant happens once a minute, backed by redis
This change has a tradeoff.
It increases our backscatter vulnerability - the subject could have spammy content - but it's extremely valuable to the user to know exactly which message was rejected.
If you sent two at the same time, and only one was rejected, you would have no way of knowing which worked and which to resend without going to the website (which is what email-in is trying to avoid, kinda).
BUGFIX: User locale was used index data
BUGFIX: missing Norwegian fulltext config
FEATURE: store the text used to index stuff in fulltext (for diagnostics / in page search)
FEATURE: re-index posts when locale changes (in bg job)
FEATURE: allow reindexing by trucating post_search_data
Note: I removed japanese specific config cause it requires custom pg config,
happy to add it once our base docker config ships with it
The default 5 minutes may add too much lag for some sites used to mailing list performance.
Unfortunately, this seems to require restarting the server for the change to be noticed - is there any way to avoid that, or otherwise should this be noted in the setting text?
Feature to allow each imported post to be created using a different discourse
username. A possible use case of this is a multi-author blog where discourse
is being used to track comments. This feature allows authors to receive
updates when someone leaves a comment on one of their articles because each of
the imported posts can be created using the discourse username of the author.
Ideally it would be a menu selection to select POP3, POP3S, and potentially other future protocols like IMAP if desired, but I didn't want to deal with data migration at this point. And then I was going to have a checkbox for "Secure" (on by default, obviously), but that was very hard to word as to how it was different given everything else referred to pop3s and I couldn't change that either. So I settled on a preference:
pop3s_polling_insecure: "Poll using plain text POP3 without SSL"
Off by default.
This makes it very clear that as to what turning on that checkbox will be, and by calling it "insecure" makes sure people will think twice before turning it on.
I have not attempted to do any of the translations of the preference, I'm ot sure how you handle that.
