I like "sign in" better, but users from time
to time confuse "sign in" and "sign up" forms. To reduce
confusion potential, I'm renaming "sign in" to "log in".
The "senddeletionscheduled" management command creates dummy
Flip objects, but does not save them to the database.
Some transport classes expect the flip object to have a non-null
"created" field. Normally it gets set when saving the flip object
to the database, here we need to do that manually.
If we delete project by naively calling project.delete() then checks
can receive pings during the deletion, causing the deletion operation
to fail with an IntegrityError.
So instead do it like so:
* iterate over project's checks, call Check.lock_and_delete() on each
* in the end, call project.delete()
... and pass it to Transport.notify_flip().
This allows us to pass flip-specific information (the flip timestamp,
the new status) to transport classes.
* Log exception when email host not configured instead of raising assertion error
* Fix tests
* Reset to master
* Check email host before sending email for project invites
If AuthenticatedHttpRequest lives in the hc.lib.typealias
module then hc.lib.typealias imports User and Profile,
and so needs configured Django settings. Most of the stuff
in hc.lib is intended to work standalone, and not rely on Django.
Why remove:
* For self-hosters, payment-related features are unused and dead weight
* For SaaS (any would-be Healthchecks.io competitors), the existing
payment handling logic is not very useful either, as it would need to
be heavily modified to match their business model, pricing, chosen
payment gateway
* For the hosted service (Healthchecks.io), the up-to-date billing code
lives in a private fork of this repo. Maintenance is easier if this
repo does not have an older, diverging version of the same
functionality
A few payment-related bits are staying at least for time being:
* the "USE_PAYMENTS" setting
* the hc.payments.models.Subscription model
* tiny stubs for the "Pricing" and "Billing" pages
They are used in various places in the code and templates,
and I think ripping them out in one go would be too disruptive.
In Project admin, when listing project members, for single-member
projects the owner's email address was being displayed
unescaped. This allowed unescaped amperstand and quote characters
to appear in HTML output.
