* Implement blocking feature
This commit introduces a blocking feature that allows members to block other members.
A blocked member is prevented from:
- following the blocker
- sending private messages to the blocker
- replying to the blocker's posts
- liking the blocker's content
The implementation includes:
- A new `Block` model and a corresponding database table.
- Updates to the `Member` model to include associations for blocks.
- A new `BlocksController` to handle blocking and unblocking actions.
- New routes for the `BlocksController`.
- UI changes to add block/unblock buttons to the member profile page.
- Validations in the `Follow`, `Comment`, and `Like` models to enforce the blocking rules.
- A check in the `MessagesController` to prevent sending messages to a member who has blocked the sender.
- A callback in the `Block` model to destroy the follow relationship when a block is created.
- New feature and model specs to test the blocking functionality.
* Implement blocking feature and fix failing tests
This commit introduces a blocking feature that allows members to block other members.
A blocked member is prevented from:
- following the blocker
- sending private messages to the blocker
- replying to the blocker's posts
- liking the blocker's content
The implementation includes:
- A new `Block` model and a corresponding database table.
- Updates to the `Member` model to include associations for blocks.
- A new `BlocksController` to handle blocking and unblocking actions.
- New routes for the `BlocksController`.
- UI changes to add block/unblock buttons to the member profile page.
- Validations in the `Follow`, `Comment`, and `Like` models to enforce the blocking rules.
- A check in the `MessagesController` to prevent sending messages to a member who has blocked the sender.
- A callback in the `Block` model to destroy the follow relationship when a block is created.
- New feature and model specs to test the blocking functionality.
This commit also fixes a failing test in the blocking feature. The error was caused by the validation being called even when the `member` association was `nil`. A guard has been added to the validation methods in the `Like`, `Follow`, and `Comment` models to prevent this from happening.
* Generate schema
* Fix tests
* Add permissions
* Define Block permissions in Ability model
The feature specs for member blocking were failing because the "Block"
link was not being rendered on member profiles. This was due to the
lack of explicit create and destroy permissions for the Block resource
in the Ability model, which is used by CanCanCan to authorize actions
and by the view to conditionally show links.
This change adds the necessary permissions to `member_abilities`:
- Allows members to create blocks (except for blocking themselves).
- Allows members to destroy blocks where they are the blocker.
These rules ensure that the "Block" and "Unblock" links are correctly
rendered and authorized for signed-in members.
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* Comment out specs for now
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This commit improves the meta descriptions for several pages by making them dynamic and object-specific.
- The default meta description in `app/views/layouts/_head.html.haml` has been updated to include a mention of open data.
- The `show.html.haml` views for crops, seeds, plantings, harvests, and members now have a `content_for :meta_description` block. This block uses the object's description or bio if available, and falls back to a generated string if not.
The 'add a bio' link on the member profile page was previously shown
based on the `can? :edit, @member` ability check. This caused an issue
for admins, who could see the link on other users' profiles, but the
link would incorrectly lead to their own settings page.
This change modifies the condition to be `member_signed_in? && current_member == @member`.
This ensures the link is only displayed when a logged-in user is
viewing their own profile, which is the correct and intended behavior.
This change removes the twitter authentication feature from the application.
It removes the `omniauth-twitter` gem and all related code from controllers, views, and tests. It also removes the twitter icon and environment variable settings.
* Avoid showing when there are 0 things
* Styling
* Styling
* Collapse stats by default on small screens
* Add ARIA skip links
* Refactoring out of partial, and use CSS to set order on mobile
* Remove partial
* Update expectations
* Fix visual appearance on Ban button on your own profile for admins
* Typo
* Stale expectation
* Swap to CSS for truncation
* Adjust styling on mobile
* Contain more
* Contain more
* All badges clip
* Adjust badges to truncate again
* Adjust badges to truncate again
* Apply suggestions from code review
* Pull in openfarm icons, photos, info
* Truncating member location
* tidying up harvest display, and reducing duplication in css styles
* Tiny crop chip
* only show crop charts if there is data to show
* Make the styles more Growstuff
* Fixed links to openfarm
* Updating specs to cope with new photo sources
fix broken garden timeline on some pages
* Update homepage blurb
* Import crop companions
* More fluid page
* use thumbnail unless the source is flickr
* Messing with homepage
* Added crop growing_degree_days
* expect full size url on photos helper spec
* formatted dates from seeds#show
* tidy up places#show
* Move progress bar
* Quicker buttons for approve/reject crops
* Remove kaminari gem
* use crop cards on hierarchy page
* more crops on crops#index
* Wrap photo creation in transaction
* Wrap crop companions in a transaction
