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* Added read-only flag for assets, endpoint to trigger file import vs upload * updated fixtures with new property * if upload is 'read-only', ensure there is no existing asset at the designated originalPath * added test for file import as well as detecting existing image at read-only destination location * Added storage service test for a case where it should not move read-only assets * upload doesn't need the read-only flag available, just importing * default isReadOnly on import endpoint to true * formatting fixes * create-asset dto needs isReadOnly, so set it to false by default on create, updated api generation * updated code to reflect changes in MR * fixed read stream promise return type * new index for originalPath, check for existing path on import, reglardless of user, to prevent duplicates * refactor: import asset * chore: open api * chore: tests * Added externalPath support for individual users, updated UI to allow this to be set by admin * added missing var for externalPath in ui * chore: open api * fix: compilation issues * fix: server test * built api, fixed user-response dto to include externalPath * reverted accidental commit * bad commit of duplicate externalPath in user response dto * fixed tests to include externalPath on expected result * fix: unit tests * centralized supported filetypes, perform file type checking of asset and sidecar during file import process * centralized supported filetype check method to keep regex DRY * fixed typo * combined migrations into one * update api * Removed externalPath from shared-link code, added column to admin user page whether external paths / import is enabled or not * update mimetype * Fixed detect correct mimetype * revert asset-upload config * reverted domain.constant * refactor * fix mime-type issue * fix format --------- Co-authored-by: Jason Rasmussen <jrasm91@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Alex Tran <alex.tran1502@gmail.com> |
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