bump migration
fine tune validation of project allow_override
return highly custom error message
Restore branch after syncs to address bugs
encountered after changing scm_refspec
remove unused code to determine scm_revision
Check Ansible version before project update and
do not install collections if Ansible version too old
Add docs related to project branch override
New file specific to branch override and refspec
Complete docs on collections to reflect current
implementation and give a folder tree example
Update clustering docs related to project syncs
Fix bug where git depth was ignored during the
local clone from project folder to run folder
Fix bug where submodules were not copied
Add validation around prompted scm_branch requiring
project allow_override field to be true
Updated related process isolation docs
Fix invalid comarision in serializer
from PR review, clarify pre-check logging, minor docs additions
Copy project folder each job run
change cwd to private_data_dir, from proj
do not add cwd to show_paths if it is
a subdirectory of private_data_dir, which
is already shown
Pass the job private_data_dir to the local
project sync, and also add that directory
to the project sync show paths
Add GitPython dep and use for job sync logic
use this to manage shallow clone from desired
commit, and to map branch to commit,
and to assess necessity of project sync
Start on some validation change, but not all
allow arbitrary playbooks with custom branch
called `object_type`, which is constructed based on manipulating the
string value of ActivityStream.object_relationship_type. Since that
field does have the full class name, this manipulation should match
the manipulation that is done to construct the values of object1 and
object2 when ActivityStream is created.
Added two new properties to the InstanceGroup model - `is_controller`
and `is_isolated`. Used these properties to hide the trash icon for
instance groups that are either controller or isolated.
Signed-off-by: Vismay Golwala <vgolwala@redhat.com>
The key is django.contrib.auth.update_session_auth_hash(), which knows
how to inject a recalculated session hash back into the session if the
requesting user is changing their own password, in order to keep that
user logged in.
