Mikhail Chekan

**UPD: already done in 9ad9db9, I've missed that commit** > First suggestion implemented in [76d77f0] Looks neat, but it also pops up when you press 'Save'. The fix is simple:...

> @chekoopa's git-branch-driven way is not how it should be done, let's not abuse Git, it is already used much more than it should be. We can store drafts in...

@bouncepaw Depends on how would we implement it, and how hard it is. SSO is usually released as Enterprise/Premium feature. 🤔

LDAP environment seems a little complicated to reproduce and mostly relies on M$ software (even though we have OpenLDAP). Do we have a real chance to put Mycorrhiza into enterprise?

I mean, it looks very simple enough with a provided library, we just add one more user source and a whole configuration section. And it is usable in *nix enterprise...

About simplicity, look the usage example: https://github.com/jtblin/go-ldap-client#usage I haven't look up any alternatives, but they're called low-level (we don't want stick hands into that, do we?). By fact, this thing...

> Maybe we should do it like MediaWiki: replace spaces with underscores for simple titles (like we're doing it right now) and actually respect the capitalization, ignoring the case when...

So actually, we need to keep canonical names for filesystem, but keep user-capitalized displayed names... How about a separate file-based map which matches canonical names with displayed, and use it...

> I think it is not solvable because users may have weird keyboard layouts. I think we should just open the hotkey list (i.e. bind it to `window`) for other...

Like, from the distant 2014. #55