Also introduced a new helper, a progress modal that can be used for
providing feedback about things such as bulk delete operations in the
background.
See #748 and discussion in #1807
It now resides in a file on disk and can be deleted. If the profile
configured as default is not available (e.g. due to having been
manually deleted, or on first start), the default profile as defined
in the profile manager will be written as _default and that will be
used/set as default.
On first start after this change gets applied, OctoPrint will migrate
the old "default overlay" residing in config.yaml to a file on disk
and delete the old entries in config.yaml.
Solves core reason of #1734
Addition of a notification under the save button when there are unsaved
changes, and a notice under the save as default checkbox when unticked,
that changes are only temporary.
Also move the "interval" box up the top to position it underneath the
timelapse type dropdown list, and change the text to be a bit more
descriptive.
(cherry picked from commit 381a016)
System wide API key now offers a generate button like the user
API keys. Setting the API key directly to a value via the settings API
endpoint is now no longer possible, which should prevent setting it
accidentally thanks to the browser prefilling things where it shouldn't.
No delete button is offered for the system wide API key since it will
get automatically regenerated on server start if not set, so
regeneration is the only functionality here that makes sense.
If no API key is set in the user settings, the "delete" button is now
disabled. If a key is already set and a new one is to be generated, a
confirmation dialog makes sure this is really what the user wants. Same
for deleting an existing API key.
Both the system wide API key and the user specific API keys will now
only display a QRCode if there's actually a value for the key.
Might confuse users to see that marked up like an error when it's
perfectly normal for some kinds of installs simply because the
specific build folders never were created in the first place.
Force --all on stock clean command unless --orig is specified, in
which case "python setup.py clean" behaves like the stock clean
command. Additionally there are now --noeggs to skip egg deletion and
--nopyc to skip pyc deletion.
Might have been an external reset of the printer we didn't otherwise
detect, and unless we reset the line numbers we'll now be off and run
into resend requests.
Solves #1676
* UserSettings: crashed if overwrite an existing key with primitive value by same key with complex value. Also reduced number of calls to user.get_setting()
* Updated tests
(cherry picked from commit b75b53d)
On reload of the user settings a new user object was created but not
updated on the associated session user(s). That let to session user
(s) still referring to the old user instances with the only partially
updated user settings.
Behaviour changed such that on a reload of the users from file
(including user settings) all registered session users will now get
their reference updated as well.
Also made modelling of user id to session id a bit less redundant.
