date: ${project.buildDate}
note: ''
From 1.10.0 on Gitblit requires Java 8 as minimum Java version.
+
+ Should you have disabled the Flash-based copy-to-clipboard function because it wasn't working anymore
+ (web.allowFlashCopyToClipboard = false), you may want to rethink this and enable it again. The configuration
+ property has the same name, but the mechanism was exchanged. Flash is gone, and a modern JavaScript solution
+ is now used to copy text directly to the clipboard (via clipboard.js).
''
html: ~
text: ~
fixes:
- Fix crash in Gitblit Authority when users were deleted from Gitblit but still had entries (certificates) in the Authority.
changes:
- - Minimum Java required increased to Java 8
+ - Minimum Java required increased to Java 8.
+ - Replaced the Flash-based approach to copy text to the clipboard with a modern JavaScript solution. (issue-1241)
additions: ~
dependencyChanges:
- update to JavaMail 1.5.6 (pr-1217 by @paladox)
- update to Apache commons-io 2.11.0
- update to Apache commons-compress 1.22
- update to libpam4j 1.11
+ - added clipboard.js, replacing clippy.swf
contributors:
- paladox
}
# SINCE 1.2.0
web.shortCommitIdLength = 6
-# Use Clippy (Flash solution) to provide a copy-to-clipboard button.
+# Use a JavaScript browser API to provide a copy-to-clipboard button.
+# The clipboard.js library is used to copy text directly to the browser's
+# clipboard.
+# (This used to be done with a Flash based solution, but has been replaced
+# with a modern JavaScript approach, since Flash support is dying out.)
# If false, a button with a more primitive JavaScript-based prompt box will
# offer a 3-step (click, ctrl+c, enter) copy-to-clipboard alternative.
#