* Use RestWrite when verifying emails so hooks are called (as master)
* Fixes tests for postgres
* nit
* Makes rest.update support a full where instead of objectId
* Use rest.update to guaranteed proper beforeSave and liveQuery calls
* Update status through increment
* adds support for incrementing nested keys
* fix issue when having spaces in keys for ordering
* Refactors PushController to use worker
* Adds tests for custom push queue config
* Makes PushController adapter independant
* Better logging of _PushStatus in VERBOSE
* Adds error reproduction
* Fix transform in order to accept nested array results in $in/$nin
The error originated by the nesting of 2 array in $in [["..."]], using _.flatMap with those will guarantee at the lower level
that the query is properly resolved
* nits
* _.flatMap the $in/$nin values
1. Add no space in paren rule
2. fix spec/eslintrc.json so it allow for inheriting from root rc.
Because the spce rc specified reccomended, it "turned off" all of the
rule tweaks in the root. This fixes that.
* adds resetTokenValidityDuration setting
* adds a validator to validate password that can be used to enforce strong
passwords
* adds unit tests for passwordPolicy.validator
* adds unit tests to to fail reset password function if password is not in a valid format
* updates README.md for passwordPolicy
* prevents duplicate check for password validator in updateUserPassword
* adds optional setting to disallow username in password
* updates test cases to use fdescribe instead of describe
* updates test cases to use request-promise instead of request
* adds ability to use a RegExp or Callback function or both for a passwordPolicy.validator
* expect username parameter in redirect to password_reset_success
* adds support for _perishable_token_expires_at in postgres
* Allow configuration options for Postgres
* Fix the use of incorrect options object.
* Refactor and test the postgres config parser.
* Remove unnecessary try/catch
* Remove unnecessary try/catch
* Add blank line at the end of the test file
* Rename file for consistency purposes
* Removes runtime dependency babel-polyfill (#2692)
* Removes runtime dependency babel-polyfill
* removes references to polyfilled array includes
* Better support for polyfilling
* Removes unnecessary log
* Adds killswitch if tests are polyfilled
* Reverts usage of includes on strings
* Reproduction for #1567
* Recursive handling of nested pointer keys in select
* Better support for multi-level nested keys
* Adds support for selecting columns natively (mongo)
* Support for postgres column selections
* Filter-out empty keys for pg
* Adds jobs endpoint protected by masterKey
* Adds connection timeout for 15 minutes in jobs
* Refactors pushStatusHandler into StatusHandler
* Adds reporting of _JobStatus
* Only accept strings as messages
* Adds test for masterKey basic auth
* Adds CloudCodeRouter for cloud_code endpoint of job status, enable Jobs feature on dashboard
* xit racing test
* Adds passing tests
* Better containsAll implementation
* Full Geopoint support, fix inverted lat/lng
* Adds support for $and operator / PointerPermissions specs
* Fix issue updating CLPs on schema
* Extends query support
* Adds RestCreate to the specs
* Adds User specs
* Adds error handlers for failing tests
* nits
* Proper JSON update of AuthData
* fix for #1259 with PG
* Fix for Installations _PushStatus test
* Adds support for GlobalConfig
* Enables relations tests
* Exclude spec as legacy
* Makes corner case for 1 in GlobalConfig
* Adds files related tests through fs-adapter with PG
* Schema deletions implementations
* Adds Hooks spec
* Fix test
* Adds support for containsAll (numbers and strings)
* Better support for deleteFields and deleteClass
* Recursive JSON update for authData
* Adds node_modules to travis cache
* Disable temporarily to make tests pass
* Adds _perishable_token support for _User class
* ignore when a table creation fails at init (table exists)
* Adds support for AddUnique and Remove
* PG 9.4 compatible functions
* Re-enable tests
* nit
* Better handling of schema creation race
* Start DB runner from tests
* Connect GridstoreAdapter only when needed
* removes unused package
* better test errors reporting
* Adds support for __op.Delete
* Better test error reporting
* Makes sure all tests can run without crashing
* Use xdescribe to skip test suite
* Removes unused dependencies
* Let volatiles classes be created with PG on start
* Do not fail if class dont exist
* adds index.spec.js to the pg suite
* Use a new config each test to prevent side effects
* Enable EmailVerificationToken specs with pg
* Makes sure failure output is not cut
* Reduces number of ignored tests in ParseObject.spec
* Inspect reconfiguration errors
* Mark GlobalConfig is incompatible with PG
- Problem is with nested updates (param.prop = value)
* PG: Nested JSON queries and updates
- Adds support for nested json and . operator queries
- Adds debug support for PG adapter
- Adds loglevel support in helper
* Enable working specs in ParseUser
* Sets default logLevel in tests to undefined
* Adds File type support, retores purchaseValidation specs
* Adds support for updating jsonb objects
- Restores PushController tests
* Proper implementation of deleteByQuery and ORs
- Adds ParseInstallation spec to the test suite
* xit only failing tests
* Nit on ParseAPI spec
* add sorting operator
* properly bound order keys
* reverts describe_only_db behavior
* Enables passing tests
* Adds basic support for relations, upsertOneObject aliased to createObject
* progress on queries options
* Fix ACL update related problems
* Creates relation tables on class creation
* Adds Relation tests
* remove flaky tests
* use promises instead of CB
* disable flaky test
* nits
* Fixes on schema spec
- Next thing is to implemenet geopoint and files correctly
* fix failues
* Basic GeoPoint support
* Adds support for $nearSphere/$maxDistance geopoint queries
* enable passing tests
* drop tables afterEach for PG, clean up relation tables too
* Better initialization/dropTables
If it really needs to reject with `undefined`, then this is the right way. Usually one just returns the result, let the caller provide the `.catch` ;)
This way real errors can be swallowed, not very good ;)
this isn't just a simplification, but also fixing a bug: the result of `count(*)` is always returned as a string that needs conversion, not as a number, because it is 64-bit, and all 64-bit numbers are returned as strings. So, the previous `=== 0` would have never worked.
