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Added support for multiple accounts and a list of servers where the
user can switch between the accounts. Future patches will make the list
widget to use server avatars with user status.
Upon startup the client will reconnect with all previous accounts. If
the user log outs with any of the accounts then it will not login
automatically for future sessions, the credential though will be
available to the user. Upon upgrading from previous versions, the client
will migrate the account that was previously marked to auto-login to the
new configuration and enable it. After the migration the autologin
setting will be set to false.
Some of the settings and command line arguments have been made obsolete
due to these changes and removed, including SSO support, which will be
re-introduced in a future patch.
Test-Information:
Tested the changes in Windows and Linux, tested adding and removing
accounts, and switching between them. Tested the new configuration for
accounts, the upgrade behaviour when an account is marked/not marked to
autojoin, and the migration to the new configuration. Verified that the
auto-login setting is set to false after the migration, and that the
migrated account can be disabled (currently only by signing out).
Change-Id: I63662f80e006112fde6f418f9743e2b420e81870
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Test-Information:
None
Change-Id: I548a18ff47c45eafda31584858607e5705386911
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If consecutive message from the same user have differing security
markings, then mark them as non continuing to show clearer seperation
of messages with different security markings. They are seperated in the
same way as consecutive messages from different users are.
Further to this, there is a new scheme for displaying message security
markings. Messages with a security marking matching the room security
marking will not be marked, aside from the first in a series of
consecutive messages marked with the same security marking. Unmarked
messages in a room with a security marking will be marked as such.
This new marking display system can be turned on and off via an xml
setting "mucMarkingElision".
Test-Information:
Unit tests written and passed in MUCControllerTest, runs as expected.
Change-Id: Id2b66417f363c49c131d27e738ce786755d65203
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The new highlight logic follows a simpler model. It supports:
* highlighting of whole words in a message
* highlighting messages by sender name
* highlighting if the user’s name is mentioned
Possible actions for these highlights are text colouring,
sound playback of WAV files, and system notifications.
In addition the user can decide to receive sound and system
notification on general incoming direct and group messages.
Redesigned the highlight configuration UI dialog for this new
model.
ChatMessageParser class now deals with all parsing and marking
up the chat message with the matching HighlightActions.
Highlighter class has been extended to deal with all sound
and system notification highlights that should be emitted by
a specified chat message.
Moved some tests over to gtest in the process.
Test-Information:
Tested UI on macOS 10.12.3 with Qt 5.7.1. Manually tested
that correct system notification are emitted on mentions,
keyword highlights and general messages.
Added new unit tests to cover new highlighting behaviour.
Change-Id: I1c89e29d81022174187fb44af0d384036ec51594
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Test-Information:
Builds on macOS 10.12.1, ./scons test=all passes, Swift
successfully logins and remembered Trellis configuration.
Change-Id: Id94d6af1448d44d7d46ba2b8606f3e5ebe98be7a
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The automatic software update feature is enabled by default.
Test-Information:
Created system-settings.xml disabling the automatic software
update feature and verified no Sparkle log output is produced,
showing Sparkle is not initialised and run.
Tested on macOS 10.12 with Qt 5.5.1.
Change-Id: Ief1f4030505a2a3961ac18cd4774863584489727
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This removes support for user dictionaries for now. The new
UI shows a list human readable languages (in their native
spelling) where the user can select one to use for spell
checking.
Updated our InstallSwiftDependencies.sh based on the package
names in their repositories.
Test-Information:
Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 with Hunspell and tested it still
builds on OS X 10.11.4.
Did not test InstallSwiftDependencies.sh.
Change-Id: I24fc705b1495f7c39a8da149cbd7116e41609998
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Add a hidden option to enable single sign on. When that is enabled, ensure that
the user only enters the domain name and that the JID is constructed from the
Windows log-on credentials.
Test-information:
Tested on Windows.
Unit tests pass.
Change-Id: Ia5592a3893f0807a3801b515c8fcddb580c9ef8d
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This patch adds an option 'disconnectOnCardRemoval' to system-settings.xml which
when set to false allows the user's session to stay connected if the smartcard
is removed. The default value of this option is true if it is not specified.
Test-information:
Tested on Windows using NIST smartcards.
Tested true and false values set for this option in the file and also when
option is not specified (true).
Unit tests pass.
Change-Id: I7e421b4153ff7d3000f41999add20d339076c96e
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Change-Id: Idb6ef5fa191b1465c0bf46c47e63b695de07fa0b
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This includes dynamic customizable grid layouting of chat tabs including:
- arrengement of tabs via menu, keyboard shortcuts or drag'n'drop
- change of grid size via mouse or keyboard
- save/restore of grid size and positions of chats inside the grid
Test-Information:
Tested on OS X 10.9.8.
Change-Id: I43f94293a1c672971640c3000abfc6530f2ea7a8
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Change-Id: I363e9d740bbec311454827645f4ea6df8bb60bed
License: This patch is BSD-licensed, see Documentation/Licenses/BSD-simplified.txt for details.
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Change-Id: Ia15b6532edf6eef7c45bdfb273e77f65ce998f13
License: This patch is BSD-licensed, see Documentation/Licenses/BSD-simplified.txt for details
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Change-Id: Ib6bd42cecff018998117bc1e7db279a62b3af434
License: This patch is BSD-licensed, see Documentation/Licenses/BSD-simplified.txt for details.
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Release-Notes: It is now possible for sysadmins to deploy files with policies for configuration options, such as making it impossible for users to save passwords or to force sound notifications off, or to set defaults.
Also allow changing an option so that Swift disconnects on idle timeout, instead of going away.
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