This hook mimics the functiolity provided by `construct_page_action_menu`
in that it constructs the final list of buttons to be shown in the wagtail
admin interface. This means that within this function button's can be
removed, added or re-ordered.
See #4925
Recent builds have been breaking due to the following error: `/post_build.sh: line 2: npm: command not found`. I’m not entirely sure this is the fix, but it looks like this `latest` tag is now resolving to `3.7.4-buster` (https://hub.docker.com/_/python). Debian Buster got released 2 weeks ago. It feels safer to have a pinned dependency, and Stretch is probably what it was resolving to before.
Testing the queryset in the if clause was causing the whole queryset
to be retrieved and populated from DB, all to check whether it was empty
or not.
The optimization is to rely on the strict behavior of
first_common_ancestor, which raises an exception if the queryset is
empty.
The USERNAME_FIELD exists to allow customisation. Therefore we should make an assumption that `.username` exists on the model. Instead, we need to pull the required value from the USERNAME_FIELD and add in a fallback default.
* Added CI config to generate nightly builds from master
* Fix typo
* Don't write __init__.py directly
We need to import the original in the script
* Update wagtail.utils.version
This is based off a copy from Django master made just now and adds
support for 'dev' versions.
* Ensure that when you open the explorer the focus moves to the first link of the menu, and add a label for the explorer navigation
* Add dialog role to pages explorer popup, and ensure that there is an option to close the dialog window when tabbing by making the close button visually hidden rather than display none
revisions_for_moderation() was iterating over Page instances only
to use their path attribute. The optimization uses values_list()
over the GroupPagePermission queryset to retrieve only the page
paths without having to create the model instances in memory. This
saves roughly 50% of the runtime.
