- Added new routes and handlers for managing storage providers, including creation, editing, and deletion.
- Introduced a new StorageProvider form component for user input.
- Enhanced the database schema to support storage provider references in transfer configurations.
- Implemented encryption for sensitive fields in storage provider data.
- Added tests for storage provider API endpoints and integration with the database.
- Updated frontend components to support storage provider selection and testing.
- Deleted migration files that handled recovery for inconsistent states in transfer_configs, notification_services, and auth_providers tables.
- Updated migration management to reflect the removal of these recovery steps, ensuring cleaner migration logic.
- Introduced two new migrations (011b_recover_notification_services_rename and 011c_recover_auth_providers_rename) to check and recover the notification_services and auth_providers tables if they were incorrectly renamed during a previous migration.
- Implemented logic to handle various states of the tables, including logging warnings for potential issues and ensuring safe recovery actions.
- Updated the migration sequence to include these new recovery steps, enhancing the robustness of the database migration process.
- Introduced a new migration (011a_recover_transfer_configs_rename) to check and recover the transfer_configs table if it was incorrectly renamed to _transfer_configs_old during a previous migration.
- Implemented logic to handle various states of the tables, including logging warnings for potential issues.
- Ensured that the migration can be safely added to the existing migration sequence.
This migration enhances the robustness of the database migration process by addressing potential inconsistencies.
- Introduced a new migration (013_cleanup_invalid_booleans) to update boolean columns represented as integers in the transfer_configs, notification_services, and auth_providers tables.
- Ensured that only valid values (0, 1, or NULL) are retained, setting any invalid values to 0.
- Added error handling for potential issues during the migration process, including checks for table existence before attempting updates.
This migration improves data integrity by standardizing boolean representations across the database.
https://github.com/StarFleetCPTN/GoMFT/issues/69
- Added logic to drop any existing temporary tables from previous failed migration runs before renaming the current table.
- Enhanced error logging to provide warnings if the drop operation fails, ensuring smoother migration execution.
https://github.com/StarFleetCPTN/GoMFT/issues/72
- Updated notification service models to use pointers for boolean fields, allowing for better handling of enabled states.
- Introduced helper methods for getting and setting enabled states in notification and auth provider models.
- Refactored notification form templates to consolidate event trigger handling, improving code maintainability.
- Added SSL verification configuration to the application settings, allowing users to skip SSL verification for outgoing notifications.
- Enhanced the notification sending logic to respect the SSL verification setting.
- Introduced new migration to alter boolean defaults in the database schema for better compatibility with the updated models.
- Added unit tests for email and Rclone service functionalities to ensure reliability.
- Added new templates for managing authentication providers, including forms for creating and editing providers.
- Implemented backend logic to handle retrieval, creation, and deletion of authentication providers.
- Introduced new database migrations to support the storage of authentication provider data.
- Enhanced the user interface to display available authentication providers and their statuses.
- Added routes and handlers for managing authentication provider actions in the web application.
- Added functionality to manage command flags and their values in the configuration form.
- Updated the database schema to include a new field for storing command flag values.
- Enhanced backend logic to process and store flag values for non-boolean flags during configuration creation and updates.
- Improved the user interface to dynamically require destination fields based on selected commands.
- Refactored related templates and handlers to support the new command flag management features.
- Added support for selecting rclone commands and their associated flags in the configuration form.
- Implemented backend logic to handle rclone command retrieval and flag management.
- Enhanced the database schema to include rclone command and flag fields in the transfer configuration.
- Created new migration scripts to add rclone-related tables and fields.
- Updated the scheduler to execute transfers using the selected rclone command and flags.
- Developed new handlers for rendering rclone command options and flags in the web interface.
- Improved error handling and logging for rclone command execution and configuration updates.
- Added duplication feature for configurations and jobs, allowing users to create copies of existing entries.
- Introduced new buttons in the UI for duplicating configurations and jobs, enhancing user experience.
- Implemented backend logic to handle duplication requests, ensuring proper ownership checks and data integrity.
- Added notifications for successful duplication actions to inform users of the outcome.
- Updated relevant templates and handlers to support the new duplication functionality.
- Upgraded `golang.org/x/crypto` to v0.36.0 and other indirect dependencies to their latest versions.
- Added functionality to assign admin roles to users upon creation in the main application logic.
- Introduced new templates for admin role management, including forms for creating and editing roles.
- Removed deprecated admin tools template to streamline the admin interface.
- Added audit logging for role changes to improve tracking and accountability.
- Added support for build arguments in Dockerfile to specify UID, GID, version, build time, and commit hash.
- Updated docker-compose.yaml to utilize UID and GID for non-root user execution, improving file permission handling.
- Introduced entrypoint.sh script to manage user permissions and environment setup at container startup.
- Enhanced application logging to include version information during startup.
- Updated README with new instructions for running the application with specific user IDs and environment variables.
- Added support for Two-Factor Authentication, including setup, verification, and disabling features.
- Introduced new components for 2FA setup and verification, enhancing user security.
- Updated user model to include fields for 2FA secret, status, and backup codes.
- Created migration to add necessary database fields for 2FA.
- Enhanced authentication handlers to manage 2FA processes during login and profile updates.
- Updated routes to include 2FA-related endpoints for setup and verification.
- Deleted the migration that updated the use_builtin_auth field to separate source and destination fields.
- Introduced a new migration to update source_type and destination_type from 'google_drive' to 'gdrive' in transfer_configs.
- Remove renaming logic for job_histories and password_histories tables, ensuring consistency with plural naming.
- Adjust CREATE TABLE statements to reflect the correct plural forms for job_histories and password_histories.
- Update drop table order to match the new naming conventions, maintaining foreign key constraints.
- Separate built-in authentication options for source and destination in configuration forms.
- Update UI components to reflect changes in authentication handling for Google Drive and Google Photos.
- Implement path validation for local directories in the configuration forms, enhancing user experience.
- Revise README to clarify supported source and destination types, including updated terminology for Google Drive.
- Introduce new API endpoint for path validation, improving error handling and user feedback.
- Introduce Google Photos as a source and destination option in the configuration forms.
- Implement authentication handling and configuration management for Google Photos.
- Update database schema and migrations to include new fields related to Google Photos.
- Enhance UI components to support Google Photos-specific settings and forms.
- Add tests for Google Photos integration, ensuring proper functionality and authentication flow.
- Limit concurrent transfers for Google Photos to ensure compliance with API restrictions.
- Add Google Drive as a source and destination option in the configuration forms.
- Implement Google Drive authentication flow and token management.
- Update job and configuration handlers to support Google Drive-specific settings.
- Enhance UI components to include Google Drive configuration templates.
- Introduce new tests for Google Drive integration and ensure proper handling of authentication and configuration.
- Update database migrations to accommodate new fields related to Google Drive configurations.
- Add webhook notification settings to job configuration, allowing users to enable notifications for job success and failure.
- Implement webhook payload structure and authentication using HMAC-SHA256 for secure communication.
- Enhance the admin tools with a log viewer and system management features, including database backup and log file access.
- Update README documentation to include details on webhook integration and admin tools.
- Introduce comprehensive tests for webhook functionality, ensuring correct payload delivery and header validation.
- Add database migrations to support new webhook fields in job configurations.
- Update .gitignore to include new provider files and ensure proper tracking.
- Refactor job and config forms to support multiple configuration selections, improving user experience.
- Implement logic to handle the initialization of skipProcessedFiles with a default value.
- Add new provider form templates for better organization and management of source and destination configurations.
- Enhance tests for provider forms and job configurations to ensure robust functionality.
- Introduce nullable handling for skipProcessedFiles in the database schema and update related migrations.
- Improve error handling and validation in job creation and editing processes.
- Add support for multiple transfer configurations per job, allowing users to select one or more configurations.
- Update job creation and editing forms to handle multiple configuration selections with checkboxes.
- Enhance job processing logic to iterate through all associated configurations during execution.
- Introduce database migrations to add necessary fields for storing multiple configuration IDs.
- Update dashboard and history views to display configuration details for jobs.
- Refactor related templates and handlers to accommodate the new multi-configuration functionality.
- Implement concurrent file transfer processing with configurable concurrency
- Add new `max_concurrent_transfers` column to transfer configurations
- Enhance scheduler to support multi-threaded file transfers
- Introduce advanced logging system with rotation and configurable log levels
- Update Docker Compose and documentation with new logging configuration options
- Modify directory structure to separate data, backups, and logs
- Add environment variables for comprehensive logging control
- Improve error handling and logging in file transfer processes
- Introduce new `skip_processed_files` option for transfer configurations
- Add database migration to support the new column
- Update config form and UI to include skip processed files toggle
- Enhance scheduler to respect skip processed files setting
- Modify file processing logic to optionally skip previously processed files
- Add environment variable support for skip processed files configuration
- Update config_form.templ to include form fields for new storage types
- Modify db.go to support generating rclone configs for WebDAV, NextCloud, OneDrive, and Google Drive
- Add migration to include new cloud storage fields in transfer_configs table
- Update migrations.go to include new cloud storage migration