Madison Swain-Bowden
Madison Swain-Bowden
It seems like this is also showing up on the Apple M1 computers since that's also ARM-based. The `manylinux` wheel appears to have the `setup.py` file present for v2.1.2.
Ah, it looks like there's a per-`AttachmentType` file size that may have higher priority over this setting, even though the `AttachmentType` option states: > May be overriden via user permission....
It seems to be this line that's getting that setting: https://github.com/rafalp/Misago/blob/b16b5c6b726ca5e71cc5738e5d062d6c9d534b55/misago/threads/api/attachments.py#L32
Forgive me, I know nothing about ACL altogether, albeit in django 😁 This looks like it might be where the issue is occurring? https://github.com/rafalp/Misago/blob/b16b5c6b726ca5e71cc5738e5d062d6c9d534b55/misago/threads/permissions/attachments.py#L43-L58
Huh, it looks like the `request.user_acl["max_attachment_size"]` is the first "hard limit" that's tested though: https://github.com/rafalp/Misago/blob/master/misago/threads/api/attachments.py#L90 Where does that number come from? I had just assumed it was the group permissions
I believe the place to make this adjustment would be here: https://github.com/rafalp/Misago/blob/master/misago/markup/bbcode/inline.py#L81-L96 @rafalp would it be bad to make that default behavior?
In order to accomplish this, would it be [this function](https://github.com/rafalp/Misago/blob/503a11baced6a656ed152eb8e9ed5890d0040705/misago/threads/moderation/threads.py#L187-L194) that would need to be modified to move the thread to that garbage category first instead of deleting? And would...
I really like this idea! Here are a few potential options if we wanted to go with an existing plugin system (these were pulled from a talk I remembered from...
Hey folks! I'd also be really interested in some documentation on where to start with a dockerized version of this. From the looks of the provided compose file, that one...
Looks like django-bakery now has Django 3 and 4 support! https://palewi.re/docs/django-bakery/changelog.html#id1 Does anything need to be done to have wagtail-bakery support Django 4? I know that the `django-bakery` version needs...