* add timestamp to moderator Slack messages
* fix test errors
* import moment, condense formatting
* add timestamp to author_name variable
* update test to include timestamp, fix footer matching
* change ISODate to Date
* update test to include timestamp
* Fixes asynchronous cron bug that allows cron to run twice for a user within seconds of eachother.
fixes#8991
* Fixing tests.
* Updating assignment to keep user and res.locals.user in sync.
* remove parallel saves from the code
* fix more unit tests
* do not save users when sending message in buyGift (saved later)
* fix test
* reinstall
* fix tests
* fix tests
* removing duplicate translation key
* fixing typos
* extracting quest prerequisite check. adding check for previous quest completion, if required
* fixing (undoing) static change, adding tests
* more typos
* correcting test failures
* honoring quest prerequisites in quest invite API call. updating format of il8n string replacement arg
* no longer using apiError, use translate method instead (msg key was not defined)
* adding @apiError to docblock as requested in issue
* removing checks on quest invite method. small window of opportunity/low risk
* feat(gdpr) only store necessary data for social login
* feat(gdpr) also store email for social users
* fix(social auth): store emails array instead of single email
* fix(emails): do not get name from old facebook info
* add migration to remove extra data from social profiles
* update migration description
* fix tests
* fix typo in migration file
* fix(challenges): creator should not join challenge automatically
* change behavior on the client side as well
* update tests and fix membercount
* update tests
* fix tests
The parsing in the redirects module was simply determining the base host
via trimming off everything up to //, so a BASE_URL like
"http://localhost:3000" will result in the host name "localhost:3000",
which isn't a valid host name.
So the problem here is that BASE_URL_HOST is used for determining
whether the client should be redirected and it's comparing the hostname
of the request object with BASE_URL_HOST.
For example if we have the aforementioned BASE_URL, we get to the
following comparison:
req.hostname !== BASE_URL_HOST
Which expands to:
"localhost" !== "localhost:3000"
So in order to get rid of the port number, we now use url.parse() to get
the right host name.
Signed-off-by: aszlig <aszlig@nix.build>
* Rarranged payment index functions
* Moved gem function
* Increased buy gems test coverage
* Reduced length of functions. Reduced cognitive complexity
