There is a small layout shift in when active tab changes. Notice how the
actions SVG is unstable:
This is because the active item with bold text is wider then the
inactive one. I have applied [this
trick](https://stackoverflow.com/a/32570813/808699) to prevent this
layout shift. It's only active inside `<overflow-menu>` because I wanted
to avoid changing HTML and doing it in regular JS would cause a flicker.
I don't expect us to introduce other similar menus without
`<overflow-menu>`, so that place is likely fine.
I also changed the weight from 500 to 600, slightly reduced horizontal
padding, merged some tab-bar related CSS rules and a added a small
margin below repo-header so it does not look so crammed against the
buttons on top.
Co-authored-by: wxiaoguang <wxiaoguang@gmail.com>
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Conflict resolution: Moved an `:focus` selector to the new CSS rule.
Ref: https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/2776
(cherry picked from commit 99d7ef50917e8d61798715e1b0b3dc1a99709f27)
There is no code change. Just move notification list related
structs/functions from one file to another.
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Resolves #2772
Simply move the moderation code to the new function (which wasn't
changed).
(cherry picked from commit b25eec41eb4d7058be808daefd6fd47eed61c7d3)
The fix against the race incorrectly assumes the sha of the commit being
pushed belongs to the base repository. It finds the highest possible
pull request ID from the head repository instead of looking it up in
the base repository.
Figuring out if a PR was created in the future based on the highest
index of the base repository would require collecting all of them
because there is no way to know in advance which repository may be
involved in the race.
Fixing this race can be done either by:
* Introducing a new field in the pull_request table https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/pulls/2842
which feels more like a hack than a real solution
* Refactoring the logic
which would be a significant undertaking
The race has been in the codebase for a very long time and manifests
itself in the CI, when events happen in quick succession. The only
concrete manifestation was however fixed by https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/2009
Since this race now only exists in theory and not in practice, let's
revert this bugous commit until a proper solution is implemented.
Fixes: https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/2817
This reverts commit 036f1eddc5.
Conflicts:
services/pull/pull.go
The recent refactor imported from Gitea made the Fork counter/button in
the repo header appear as icon only on mobile, but left the Star & Watch
buttons unchanged, so they appeared with text. That resulted in the
mobile view looking a bit awkward, with half the widgets (rss & fork) as
icon-only, while the other half (star & watch) with both icon and text.
This changes the other two in the same way: to appear without text on
mobile.
Signed-off-by: Gergely Nagy <forgejo@gergo.csillger.hu>
1. Use general "mobile-only" and "not-mobile" CSS styles, remove some`@media (max-width: 767.98px)` tricks
2. Use `CountFmt` for repo list, just like the repo header (and it matches GitHub, to avoid big numbers bloat the page)
(cherry picked from commit bfa160fc98a23923b6ce1cd4d99e8970d937d6ec)
Conflicts:
templates/explore/repo_list.tmpl
templates/repo/header.tmpl
web_src/css/repo/header.css
Resolved the template conflicts by porting the changes to Forgejo (in
case of `header.tmpl`, applying the changes in `header_fork.tmpl). In
case of the CSS change, opted to take Gitea's version and drop the
entire media query.
