Avielle Wolfe authored 2 years ago and Fabio Pitino committed 2 years ago

Removes the unused `add_pusher` and `all_broken_builds` setting

Changelog: removed

Require email verification

See merge request !86352

Alex Buijs authored 2 years ago and Imre Farkas committed 2 years ago

When trying to log in from an unknown IP address or after
3 or more failed login attempts, require email verification.

Changelog: added

Automatically add Incident timeline events when certain events occur

See merge request !90131

Remove obsolete stylelint rules and plugins

See merge request !83951

Do not return task type issues on the REST API

See merge request !91288

Vertically align compliance report rows

See merge request !91251

Disable Conan registry in FIPS mode

See merge request !91452

Update dependency @gitlab/svgs to v2.25.0

See merge request !91528

Update Kibana link with correct filters

See merge request !91479

Update dependency @gitlab/eslint-plugin to v12.3.0

See merge request !85948

Fix plural name "Failed jobs" for the pipeline failed email

See merge request !91362

Add tests for namespace_id rendering for project import

See merge request !91401

Set expire_in for protected branch cache keys

See merge request !91410

Set a limit of 255 characters for security policy names

See merge request !91291

Rewrite rugged ref updates to use gitaly RPCs

See merge request !91207

Support language filter for blob searches

See merge request !88674

Terri Chu authored 2 years ago and Dmitry Gruzd committed 2 years ago

Changelog: changed
EE: true

Schedule index to improve performance of contribution analytics

See merge request !91561

Vitali Tatarintev authored 2 years ago and Nikola Milojevic committed 2 years ago

Covers the following events:

 * Incident is created
 * Incident is reopened
 * Incident is resolved (by closing)
 * Incident/Alert status changed

Resolve "Notebook Diff being displayed twice"

See merge request !91376

Add cycle and lead times time series endpoint

See merge request !91029

Migrates spacing class for board card loader

See merge request !90475

Marcel van Remmerden authored 2 years ago and Phil Hughes committed 2 years ago

Changelog: changed

Add custom headers form to streaming audit events

See merge request !90135

Add support for object storage bucket prefixes

See merge request !91307

This change makes sure that these import paths are checked by the
import/no-unresolved ESLint rule by making sure that the path resolves
to an actual file when FOSS_ONLY=1.

Since the files are empty, it makes sense not to attempt to fetch them,
which is why they're still guarded by an IS_EE check.

Dynamic imports with non-literal expressions for the path can cause
problems in the build process, so we disallow it in regular code.
In specs, there is no build process, so the lint rule need not apply.

See gitlab-com/gl-infra/delivery#2322 for
why it's disallowed in regular code.

These were complaining about `Math.pow` usage, which a previous commit
fixed.

It's a common pattern in Jest to rewrite imports with mocks.

These cycles include dynamic `import()` calls within functions, which
means that this *should* be safe at runtime. But, import cycles are
still potentially confusing, especially when bundle splitting is
involved, so we mark these with ignore directives to flag that this is
undesirable.

See https://github.com/import-js/eslint-plugin-import/issues/2265 for
a discussion about this.

Ideally, these violations would be rewritten. For instance, instead of
the constructor returning a singleton, there could simply be an exported
`getInstance` function.

It's less clear what's going on in the `EditorInstance` class, but
I suspect there's a refactoring that makes it more natural. Returning
a proxy from the constructor seems surprising, since the "instance" you
get back won't actually be an instance of `EditorInstance`.

This violation was added in
!79750. Since this
branch will never execute, it can just be removed.

These would be transpiled into `Math.pow` calls by Babel, but all our
supported browsers support the syntax anyway now, so it ends up as-is in
the built bundles.