- Verifies transparent retry and JWT rotation on 401 with code 11
- Verifies no retry for 401 with non-JWT error code
- Verifies current session appears on sessions settings page
- Increases rate limit for e2e test API to prevent 429 errors
Switch from file-based SQLite to VIKUNJA_DATABASE_PATH=memory which uses
file::memory:?cache=shared. Also add a visible log line when cleaning up
the temp directory so the teardown sequence is clear.
- build:dev outputs to dist-dev/ but preview serves from dist/,
so use preview:dev which serves from dist-dev/
- pnpm spawns child processes, so SIGINT only hits the wrapper;
use setpgid + kill(-pgid) to terminate the entire process group
The API_URL needs a trailing slash so Playwright resolves relative URLs
correctly (e.g. "test/users" → "/api/v1/test/users" instead of
"/api/test/users"). CORS env vars are removed because Viper parses
comma-separated env vars as a single string instead of a slice, breaking
origin matching. The defaults already include the correct patterns.
The zip command in Release.Zip() sets its working directory to the
release subfolder but used a relative output path, causing it to
resolve against the wrong directory. This was a latent bug surfaced
by e19a61479 which removed the global RootPath variable.
Fix by resolving the zip output path to an absolute path using
os.Getwd() at the start of the function.
When running Vikunja as a systemd service without HOME set, the AWS SDK's
init() function calls os/user.Current() which uses CGO's getpwuid_r().
This can cause a SIGFPE crash in certain restricted environments.
Adding the osusergo build tag forces Go to use its pure implementation
that parses /etc/passwd directly, avoiding the problematic CGO call.
Fixes#2170
We can either support arm64 or 368 release binaries - because the arm64 binaries are probably wider used today, we'll prioritize that. It is still possible to compile Vikunja from source on a 368 system, but would take quite a bit of effort in providing pre-built binaries.
Please reach out if you need assistance for 368 binaries.
See https://github.com/techknowlogick/xgo/issues/256#issuecomment-2462135108
This change introduces a more abstract way of managing the config, allowing us to generate it into yaml and markdoc for the website.
It also changes the distributed config to be all commented out so that people using it only comment in the values they need.
