Changes their endpoints and remove the user id from the URLs.
Simplifies list changes to share a single endpoint, which aligns it to
the behaviour of the existing sort preference endpoint.
Also added test to ensure user preferences are deleted on user delete.
Somehow I accidentally deleted previous line 143 in this commit:
3839bf6bf11ac6b4d19c2ae8f62a314a2c164251
which would then break permission generation for content related to, or
containing, chapters in the recycle bin.
Found via user report (subz) & debugging in discord.
- Fixed inheriting control for new system.
- Tested copying shelf permissions to books.
- Added additional handling for inheriting scenario identification.
Also updates show roles on permission view to just those with
permissions applied.
Fixes rounded borders for lone permission rows.
Moves "Everyone Else" handling from role to new class.
Nothing on back-end logic done to hook this new option up.
Addition of permissions for role_id=0 works out of the box, but active
"everyone else" permissions, with no priviliges, is currently not
working. Needs change of permission gen logic also.
Created a generic list formatting helper class for this, to align with
logic used on the search results endpoint and for easier future re-use
in a standardised way.
Also updated some class property types.
Added test to cover new books-contents results.
Related to #3734
- Aligned prefix-type filtering with back-end.
- Increased suggestion search cut-off from 3 to 4.
- Increased amount of suggestions shown.
- Ordered suggestions to be name asc, as you'd expect on search.
- Updated front-end filtering to use full search query, instead of
truncated version, for further front-end filtering capability.
Related to #3720
Removed old pagination provider as url handling now achieved in a better
way.
Removed unused broadcast service provider.
Moved view-based tweaks into specific provider.
Reorganised provider config list.
Brings app auth controller handling aligned within the app, rather than
having many overrides of the framwork packages causing confusion and
messiness over time.
