The Zotero.DataDirectory equivalents return string paths instead of nsIFile
instances, so some of these calls now just use Zotero.File.pathToFile(), which
can be removed when the surrounding code is updated to OS.File,
Look for other profiles, from both apps (Firefox and Standalone), that
point to the data directory being migrated and update prefs.js in those
profiles to point to the new location.
Also reorganize code into Zotero.Profile and Zotero.DataDirectory
namespaces
This prevents us from moving the data directory if the other app
(Firefox or Standalone) is running from the same directory.
Also clean up stub code in migration tests
When an export translator is selected for Quick Copy, Quick Copy
initialization triggers translator initialization a few seconds after
startup, because the translator code needs to be available synchronously
for drag/drop. A Quick Copy test was changing the setting to BibTeX,
which was resulting in random timeouts after subsequent resetDB() calls
due to slow translator loading. This change skips initialization in test
mode. This might actually fix a lot of timeouts on Travis in the second
half of the tests...
This also resets the Quick Copy pref in those tests so that it's left at
the default, though really we should automatically reset all prefs after
all test groups and in resetDB().
This adds a new button to the Advanced prefs to migrate the data directory to
$HOME/Zotero. The button only appears if the data directory is set to the
default location within a profile directory (including the other program from
the one running, even though that's technically stored as a custom data
directory).
On Mac/Linux, directories within the data directory are moved with /bin/mv. On
Windows, or if that fails, they're copied recursively using OS.File.move()
(which annoyingly doesn't reliably support directory moving). The former should
be instantaneous on most systems (unless the data directory or 'storage' were
on a different filesystem from $HOME).
If the database fails to transfer, migration fails and the data directory
setting remains on the old directory. If the database transfers but other files
fail, the data directory setting is updated. In both cases, the user is
encouraged to migrate remaining files manually with a button that reveals the
directories and quits the program.
This isn't yet tested on Linux or Windows, and migration isn't yet suggested
automatically.
Adds Zotero.File.reveal(), Zotero.File.directoryIsEmpty(), and
Zotero.File.moveDirectory().
With icons to identify collections and searches
Also:
- `savedSearch` search condition in general
- Clean up some search window code
- Reorganize search tests
This is the recommended approach (since NetUtil can still do some main-thread
I/O for files) and avoids warnings in the console.
For getContentsAsync(), also sends nsIURIs and string URIs to
Zotero.HTTP.request(), which should be used instead.
This makes getBinaryContentsAsync() much slower (due to the conversion from an
array of bytes to a binary string), but it's only used in tests. For one test
that compares two large files, use MD5 instead.
Clicking it cancels the current window, opens the Cite pane of the
prefs, and selects the Styles tab. (This will be more useful once we
have inline style installation from that pane.)
If an object exists locally but not remotely and the local version has a
version number, that's an error. I don't think that should ever happen,
but it can if things somehow get out of sync due to other bugs.
To address, reprocess the API delete log during a full sync and then
reset the version number of all remaining local objects that don't exist
remotely (not just unmodified objects, as was the case previously) to 0
for uploading.
When remote deletions are reprocessed, delete local objects that haven't
been modified and show the conflict resolution window for any local
items that have.
Also:
- Clean up checking of last remote library version during download
syncs
- Add Zotero.DataObjects.getAllKeys()
The client skips synced storage properties (md5, mtime) when uploading items to
ZFS-enabled libraries, but since the API returns JSON with those values
included after writes, they do get saved to the sync cache. If the local
attachment is then modified and the client generates a diff from the cached
version with those properties skipped, they'll be included in the patch JSON as
empty strings in order to clear them. This changes Zotero.Item::toJSON() to
skip those properties in patch mode as well.
This fixes a sync error ("Cannot change 'md5' directly in group library") when
a group attachment is updated locally.
