This setup assumes the existence of a `test.ini` file. No current tests
mutate backend state, but that may happen in the future so don't make
your test.ini point at production!
* Modify authorize/*.py to add @export and __all__
* Do a style sweep on authorize/* to clear up a few style issues
* add unit test for authorize/* that tests non-DB classes and imports
*
* Upgrade discount to 1.6.8
* Start reading Votes, Saves, and Hides from Cassandra (while still dual-writing all three)
* Some XSS fixes
* Significant Gold buying and gifting improvements
- Move /api/ipn to /ipn
* Allow non-US countries to buy sponsored links
* Increase embed.ly scope
* redd.it support
* Allow postgres port number to be specified in ini file (this changes the format of the .ini file)
* Upgrade Cassandra to 0.7
- Change g.urlcache to LinksByURL
- Translate storage-conf.xml to cassandra.yaml
- TTL support (and enable on Hides)
- Move permacache keyspace to inside reddit keyspace
* The stalecache: a local memcached that contains slightly old information to speed up some lookups
* Switch to patched Paste that is hopefully download.gz-proof
* Don't store votes on things > 30 days old
* Many many bugfixes/small features
* Make the new targeted self-serve promotion the default
* add TheOatmeal's comic to our source. (http://www.theoatmeal.com)
* add targetting
* add rerunning or suplementing existing campaigns
* move all sponsored link listings to be precomputed
* deputy moderation
* /about/trials and /about/modqueue
* Have trials train the spam filter
* Allow admins to see all trials, site-wide, at /r/all/about/trials
* Allow trials to be ended while votes are still coming in when the jury opinion is near-unanimous
* offload scraping to embed.ly
* Use boto for s3cp instead of forking curl
Additions:
* migrated all graphs to use Flot
* Implement per-user suspiciousness quota and print over-quota trace
* Keep track of how many questionable links a user has outstanding at any given time
* add links to the FAQ and walkthru
* add a differnt thumbnail for self posts (thanks to licensplate)
* Add some visual tracking for comments trees
* Relabel: ban / unban => remove / approve
* Use big remove / approve buttons when the listing relates to moderation,
or when the item has reports or is on trial
* Merge unban, ignore, and a new approve this non-banned link into one
* Be a little smarter about the way we allow caching of subreddit stylesheets
* make cassandra's cache chain cache negative results (and yes that commit message is bigger than the patch)
* add All, friends, random, and mod to topbar
* add a local render precache (optional)
* better noimage.png from paradox460
* Add a 'legacy' mode to CMemcache that will allow us to use it as a drop-in replacement for testing purposes. Modifies python-memcached to use the same 'crc' hashing algorithm that pylibmc does, and removes a feature in python-memcached that we aren't using. Contributed by Joe Terranova <joeterranova@gmail.com>
* Everyone sees cake
* Added g.system_user
Bugfixes:
* improve validation of media embed, and remove a todo from link.py by putting all of the child div stuff in pages
* Feed/JSON updates
* Add selftext to RSS feeds
* Add subreddit names to Comments in JSON
* add is_self param to indicate self posts
* Don't shade the background of child comments of spam
* shorted the cache lifetime for AllSR to 1 min
* Tell everyone that we actually own the trademarks we claim to own (footer update)
* You no longer get an orange alien when one of your reddits sends an automated message to a user
* Activate negative-result caching for HardCache chain
* begin migration to pylibmc:
* Add pylibmc to the list of required packages in preparation for the replacement of the memcached library
* Start using pylibmc for the rendercaches
* Tweak the computation of the normalized hot page to be a bit faster when the precomputer is available, by relying on the precomputer's internal permacached structure.
* Default to a SelfEmptyingCache for scripts run from `paster run'. Note that processes that run forever are still responsible for resetting their local-caches, but this can now be done with g.reset_caches()
* threaded messaging patch part 1: backend changes only. This will allow migrate.py to be run to move new onto inbox and will start tracking message trees for users.
* Specify some queries to run at most once per day
* Refactored safemarkdown() and added soup testing
Additions:
* Added _byID_rel()
* Made error messages more verbose for:
1. byID lookups of too-big thing_ids
2. memcache failures
3. Solr Nones
* Award._all_awards() now sorts by date
* Trophy.by_{account,award}() now cache properly
* new feedback page with helpful links
* Try to reduce the length of the query-queue by not adding known-long queries at all, rather than adding them and skipping them
* whitespace clean up
* simplify the 'why did my CC get denied' email checking.
* added missing translation strings and users now get PMs when they are added as translators
Bugfixes:
* Fix a bug in unsaving
* BeautifulSoup stopped hosting 3.0.7a, but 3.0.8 still uses the good parser
* Better search error handling
* Properly reset the cache-chains (incl. the hardcache; d'oh!) per-request
* Fix an attribute error on listings where some items have author_ids and some don't
* Bug when forcing recalculation of memoized functions
* the subreddit creation and edit form aren't dealing with errors properly
* buttons fix
