* Update storage.js to match pageHelper.injectPageMetadata
At pageHelper.injectPageMetadata references editorKey and tags to build metadata, but this data seems not to be supplied to this function, since page object is only built from specified columns.
As a result, tags are always empty when exporting pages, and editor key appears as undefined.
It happens also with git storage, but may happen with another storage providers.
I run into this issue running Wiki.js 2.5.170 with the following Docker stack:
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES
39373979b693 requarks/wiki:2 "docker-entrypoint.s…" 44 minutes ago Up 9 minutes 0.0.0.0:80->3000/tcp, 0.0.0.0:443->3443/tcp wiki
608de6278aaa requarks/wiki-update-companion:latest "dotnet wiki-update-…" 5 months ago Up 6 hours 80/tcp wiki-update-companion
12c7b35ba295 postgres:11 "docker-entrypoint.s…" 5 months ago Up 6 hours 5432/tcp db
* Provide id to allow to query for tags
* Update git storage to provide editorKey and tags
If in server config mysql has autocommit = 0, then wikijs fails with locks like this:
```
2020-10-30T12:56:51.725Z [JOB] error: Rebuilding page tree: [ FAILED ]
2020-10-30T12:56:51.726Z [JOB] error: truncate `pageTree` - Lock wait timeout exceeded; try restarting transaction
```
For building suggest in elasticsearch, the safeContent field will be splitted into arrays. If the page is renamed or moved, the server will throw error: "Cannot read property 'split' of Undefined", and the index will be broken. Here two lines are added to fix this issue.
* Feature: Custom configuration for elasticsearch
For better search results especially in Chinese, which the standard token analyzer may not work well.
* Set default analyzer in settings when building index
* Remove dangling comma
This adds cookieEncryptionKeyString configuration in the Azure AD
authentication module. It represents an array of cookie encryption
strings and enables workaround for SameSite cookies.
When using inline math ($e^{-x^2}$) the curly braces are interpreted as
attributes by markdown-it-attrs. Since most of the times they are not
valid attributes they simply get removed.
This patch escapes the curly braces (the default attribute delimiter),
fixing the KaTeX rendering errors.
It would be nice to simply skip that rule for `katex_inline` block types
but as far as I know markdown-it-attrs doesn't have such an option.
Fixes#1581
The ingress.hostname entry listed in the README is erroneous and not used in the ingress.yaml file.
This change corrects the documentation to correctly refer to ingress.hosts and list the default value as given in values.yaml.
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In our setup (based on yunohost) the profile.email field could be either a string (and that was properly handled) or an array.
This code adds support for the case where it is an array.
