- Github and persona logins
- Adds fixtures for flatblocks for the text on the front page and the cite-me reminder.
- Front page explanation is now editable in the admin
- Fixes typos in faq
- Added cite-me display and dialog for journals #60
- Added additional fields for journals to the create and update compendia pages
- Added Resources page and navbar link
- Resources is now a flatpage
- Removing Resources link from nav, it was added by accident
- Allows markdown in compendia abstracts
- Minor but useful settings changes for logging
- Added "dark" /resources url to serve as example for a mostly static page
- Minor change to add help text indicating file upload size limitation in creation form
- Users can no longer select a different compendia owner
First talk! Now that we've had the first talk about this, let's have 1.0.0!
Not a lot of user-facing changes for this release. We've Renamed project ResearchCompendia from the pre-release tyler name, and renamed the repo to go with that.
- We now tag things with a custom tag class.
- We've got some preliminary vagrant and boostrap scripts to allow people to stand up and deploy a researchcompendia site on their own vm.
May docs changes
Removed title from form message due to unicode error #120
Works around known issue #74 "getting ImproperlyConfigured: No URL to redirect to during a compendia update"
- added DOI autocomplete to Create page #43
- Added information about fetch and rebase to the developer docs.
- Moved About, Partners, and Developers pages from flatpages to templates
- Template changed to make side navs fixed on About and Partners
- Fixes for broken download links on compendia index
- Simple search over authors, title, abstract
- Faq page template changes
- Faq admin allows for ordering of questions
- User page now has tabs for Profile, Compendia (if user has any), and Settings.
- added link to change password in user settings #75
- Many more template changes
- Site is starting to settle down
- Simplified creation form
- Added admin action to flip items from draft to active
- Many template changes
- Many stylistic changes
- Started using semantic versioning
- First release with docs