* decided where to put reply dereferencing
* fiddling with dereferencing threads
* further adventures
* tidy up some stuff
* move dereferencing functionality
* a bunch of refactoring
* go fmt
* more refactoring
* bleep bloop
* docs and linting
* start implementing replies collection on gts side
* fiddling around
* allow dereferencing our replies
* lint, fmt
* start experimenting with swagger documentation
* further adventures in swagger
* do a few more api paths
* account paths documented
* go fmt
* fix up some models
* bit o lintin'
* disable html escaping for short description
* provide noescape function for templates
* move template functions before template loading
* go fmt
* linter fixes
* css styling tweaks
* bundle
* apply styling to textarea as well
* bundle, whitespace
* generalize .button class styling
* bundle
* give .button a pointer cursor too
* bundle
* start work on admin domain blocking
* move stuff around + further work on domain blocks
* move + restructure processor
* prep work for deleting account
* tidy
* go fmt
* formatting
* domain blocking more work
* check domain blocks way earlier on
* progress on delete account
* delete more stuff when an account is gone
* and more...
* domain blocky block block
* get individual domain block, delete a block
Addresses #71 :
Set version on the CLI framework.
Add a build.sh script that injects variables into the build tooling using git and a version file.
Set version in config.
Remote instances are now dereferenced when they post to an inbox on a GtS instance.
Dereferencing will be done first by checking the /api/v1/instance endpoint of an instance.
If that doesn't work, /.well-known/nodeinfo will be checked.
If that doesn't work, only a minimal representation of the instance will be stored.
A new field was added to the Instance database model. To create it:
alter table instances add column contact_account_username text;
Drop regex validation for postgres hostname, because it was breaking when running in a docker-compose stack where hostnames can be just one word.
If necessary this can be added in again later, but it probably won't be necessary because it doesn't actually add anything useful!
