- Move file-renaming prefs to separate prefs section
- Fix template preview not updating on paste
- Update documentation URL
- Tweak text, styling, and ids
- Change "Automatically rename attachment files using parent metadata"
to "Automatically rename locally added files" to reflect that
downloaded files are always renamed, and add an intro saying so
Now that Scaffold remembers and automatically loads the last edited translator
(65048fd624), it needs to be easier to create a
new translator without saving (and bumping the lastModified date on) the
translator you had open.
And actually return -1 if it returns false.
Before this fix, attempting to rename an attachment file to a name that already
exists on disk would never return -1 as the docs say it should. Instead:
1. rename() would fail and return false
2. newName would be set to false
3. renameAttachmentFile() would pass false as the second argument to
OS.Path.join()
4. OS.Path.join() would ignore it because it was falsy and return the attachment
directory path without any modification
5. relinkAttachmentFile() would be called with path set to the attachment
directory
6. relinkAttachmentFile() would notice that path's dirname wasn't the attachment
directory - it was the attachment directory's parent - and attempt to copy it
and its contents, recursively, into itself, using copyToFollowingLinks()
...which created a directory structure on disk over 100 directories deep -
not deeper only because the OS started returning errors due to paths exceeding
32,767 characters (the limit on my filesystem).
Passing unformatted = true to Item#getField() now returns a bidi control
character-less result, and we use that in Reader#updateTitle() and
getFileBaseNameFromItem() to prevent bidi control characters from showing up in
filenames and window titles (the former everywhere, the latter on Windows only).
We also strip bidi control characters in getValidFileName() to be extra safe.
- Fix missing styling in Quick Format dialog
- Fix Book Section panel being immediately hidden
- Remove low-res Zotero icon
- Increase font size and tweak padding
- Call `shutdown()`/`uninstall()` with `ADDON_UPGRADE`/`ADDON_DOWNGRADE`
during plugin upgrade/downgrade
- Actually call new version's bootstrap.js, not cached old version
- Create new scope for new version
- Don't call `shutdown()` on uninstall if not active
Fixes#3159
By creating our Sandbox under the system principal and giving it privileged XHR.
Bonus: no more `wrappedJSObject` required because sandbox code and actor code
are at the same privilege level now.
Fixes#3176
- Set min-width and min-height to width and height so buttons never shrink
- Remove defunct .zotero-clicky-* styles from 2x block in zotero.css
- Include zotero-platform/content/zotero.css in searchDialog.xhtml
- It seems only the defunct 2x styles from zotero.css were being applied, so
the buttons would have been unstyled on a non-hiDPI display
When you uninstall a plugin through the UI, XPIInstall:
1. Sets the plugin's `pendingUninstall` to true
2. Calls our onUninstalling() method
3. Waits for the Add-ons window to be closed
4. Actually uninstalls the plugin
5. Calls our onUninstalled() method
If you undo the uninstallation between steps 2 and 3, the remaining steps
instead look like:
3. Sets the plugin's `pendingUninstall` to false
4. Calls our onOperationCancelled() method
This commit changes our implementation of the bootstrapped plugin lifecycle so
that the shutdown and uninstall hooks are called from onUninstalling() (step 2).
If you close the Add-ons window without undoing, nothing more happens. The
plugin remains uninstalled. If you undo before closing, though, we call the
plugin's lifestyle hooks just as if it had been newly installed (unless it was
disabled before uninstallation, in which case we call install but not startup).
This mirrors the behavior of Firefox WebExtensions and makes things work more
like you'd expect: uninstalling a plugin immediately deactivates it, and undoing
activates it again.
- Fix mistaken reference to event.target (instead of currentTarget) in sync
function
- Move sync functions to fields for easier debugging - can't set a breakpoint
inside an inner function in the Firefox debugger
Fixes#3142
- Switch to Mozilla's Timer.jsm for timer functions in XPCOM scope
- Add setInterval/clearInterval/requestIdleCallback/cancelIdleCallback
- Add all timer functions to plugins sandbox
Firefox has switched on all platforms, Chrome and Edge on Windows use
"Settings", and we really don't want to have to say different things for
different platforms
ScienceDirect sometimes puts the `name` directive at the end of the Content-Type
header instead of in Content-Disposition. That isn't strictly spec-approved, but
there are other directives (`charset` and `boundary`) that can also be appended
to Content-Type per the spec. We want to strip them before looking for handlers.
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/105194/sciencedirect-pdf-downloads-not-working-zotero-7
This was triggering an erroneous warning dialog about a failure to check
for Firefox profiles during Linux tests (where the profile is at
something like /tmp/tmp.l5phnqSxBH/Zotero), but it could also affect a
custom profile directory location.
- Set zotero-noteQuickCopy-menu's preference attribute to the correct key
- Warn about all ID-ish preference attribute values
- zotero-noteQuickCopy-menu's preference attribute was being set to the ID of
a now-nonexistent <preference> element. preference attribute values should
be preference keys now, but we were only warning if the associated
<preference> element was actually there
- We can't warn in all cases where the preference doesn't yet exist, because
some preferences don't have default values, and we shouldn't limit to
preferences that don't exist, because then the warning will stop showing
after the preference is persisted once
- When a <preference> ID is replaced by the associated key, update the
preference attribute so future syncFromPref() and syncToPrefOnModify() calls
will set the correct preference
- Listen to a range of events on all bound nodes, no matter their type
- Don't resolve _firstPaneLoadDeferred until actually done loading
Fixes#3131.
To run a short-lived command and return stdout
The Subprocess module can also start long-running process and
communicate with them, but we'll implement something different for that
if we need it.
(And update the en-US version with some strings that we don't use but
might if we updated to a slightly newer version of the updater before
they got rid of the dedicated update window)
If the file wasn't an XPI at all, or it didn't contain valid metadata for fx102,
the error message would previously show "%S" where the add-on name should be.
Now we fall back to the file path.
So a custom build doesn't have to modify each .ftl file
`app-name` is redundant with the Firefox strings, but it's what we used
previously and is easier to remember.
`nsIWebProgressListener.onStateChange()` gets called twice at the end of
requests, once with `stateFlags` set to `327696` and once with it set to
`262160`, which corresponds to `STATE_STOP + STATE_IS_NETWORK +
STATE_IS_REQUEST` and `STATE_STOP + STATE_IS_NETWORK`. httpd.js debug
logging shows that the connection is closed between the two calls. In
WebProgressFinishListener, we were previously calling `onFinish` after
the first one, but in Zotero 7, at least on Linux (or maybe just on
slower machines due to a race condition), the file from `saveURI()`
doesn't appear to be reliably written after the first call, causing
`Attachments.downloadFile()` to fail in `_enforcePDF()` due to an empty
file.
This changes WebProgressFinishListener to wait until the second
`STATE_STOP` call. We'll have to confirm whether this is the
state-change pattern for all requests, but it fixes our Find Available
PDF tests in CI.
https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/dom/ioutils_migration.html
This also fixes a bug when `getContentsAsync()` is passed an
`nsIInputStream` or `nsIChannel` where raw bytes were returned instead
of a string. Not sure if we're doing that anywhere. If we are, this
would presumably break that code, but the function is supposed to return
a decoded string.
From some 2017-era langpacks I had downloaded. These strings aren't in
current langpacks, which use a different update mechanism, but we're
bundling a modified version of updates.xhtml from Firefox.
All declared Fluent files need to exist for a locale to be used (in a
window?). Since Mozilla code tries to load Fluent files, we need to copy
non-English Mozilla .ftl files to their default effective path (just in
the app omni.ja instead of the toolkit omni.ja).
Fixes#3094
https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/104431/syncing-problem
Replace Online Library can upload annotations created by others in a
group library, so if the upload resulted in a local write, "Cannot edit
item in library" was thrown, since annotations by others aren't
writable. This should've only been a problem if the uploaded data was
actually modified by the server, but we were also checking whether
objects were editable before checking if they had actually changed, so
it would happen for any upload of another person's annotation.
This fixes the order of checks when saving objects and makes an
edit-check exception for saving uploaded data for group annotations.
