This commit reverts #3357.
The previous PR is for the new symbol NSEventMaskKeyDown, which is
introduced in #3347. In #3794, #3347 is reverted, so the workaround
in #3357 is no longer needed. Furthermore, it causes build failures
on 10.11 (#3932) as the header file for type NSEventMask is removed
in #3794, too.
Note that this is not a complete fix. A complete patch can be found
at [1]. In MacPorts, the OS version for building a package is the same
as the OS that installs it, so #ifdef can be used to replace @available.
The latter language feature is not available until Xcode 9.
With the patch mentioned in the previous paragraph, KeePassXC 2.5.1
can be built on Mac OS X 10.9 or newer.
Ref: #2899
[1] de1bb703ad/security/KeePassXC/files/patch-old-mac.diff
This makes most tests run successfully with asan.
The GUI tests still have a bunch of leaks, some from library code, and
some that look real but which I didn't immediately manage to figure out.
* TestOpVaultReader: use QSharedPointer
* Fix#3933 and fix#3857. Interaction with entries and groups is disabled while the database is being reloaded or saved to prevent changes from occurring. Prevent the database from being reloading if an entry or group is currently being edited.
* Fix#3941 - Only notify components when the database file actually changes (determined by checksum). This prevents spurious merge requests when the file is merely touched by another service (e.g., DropBox).
* Fix code format of ElidedLabel.cpp
* Mark the database as clean after fully completing the file save operation INSTEAD of when merely writing the database to a file.
* Stop the modified timer when marking the database as clean, this prevents latent erroneous modified signals from being emitted.
* Do not restart the modified timer after a new change is detected while it is still running.
Adding a new line after the message "Evaluating database entries against HIBP file, this will take a while..." helps
to separate a report and the comment.
Adding a new line after the message "Evaluating database entries against HIBP file, this will take a while..." helps
to separate a report and the comment.
Added
- Add programmatic use of the EntrySearcher [#3760]
- Explicitly clear database memory upon locking even if the object is not deleted immediately [#3824]
- macOS: Add ability to perform notarization of built package [#3827]
Changed
- Reduce file hash checking to every 30 seconds to correct performance issues [#3724]
- Correct formatting of notes in entry preview widget [#3727]
- Improve performance and UX of database statistics page [#3780]
- Improve interface for key file selection to discourage use of the database file [#3807]
- Hide Auto-Type sequences column when not needed [#3794]
- macOS: Revert back to using Carbon API for hotkey detection [#3794]
- CLI: Do not show protected fields by default [#3710]
Fixed
- Secret Service: Correct issues interfacing with various applications [#3761]
- Fix building without additional features [#3693]
- Fix handling TOTP secret keys that require padding [#3764]
- Fix database unlock dialog password field focus [#3764]
- Correctly label open databases as locked on launch [#3764]
- Prevent infinite recursion when two databases AutoOpen each other [#3764]
- Browser: Fix incorrect matching of invalid URLs [#3759]
- Properly stylize the application name on Linux [#3775]
- Show application icon on Plasma Wayland sessions [#3777]
- macOS: Check for Auto-Type permissions on use instead of at launch [#3794]
* Fix#3701 - replace QLabel with QTextEdit to enable scrolling of notes
* Notes are plain text. They will remain as plain text and hyperlinks will not be enabled in the notes. Until the notes editor is moved to a rich text / html editor this will remain the case.
* Convert username and password fields in preview pane to QLineEdit's to allow for full copying and viewing if larger than the field width.
* Fix#3688 - hide the sequences column if all of the entry matches return the same sequence. This cleans up redundent data in the Auto-Type selection dialog introduced in 2.5.0.
The transformed secrets were stored in normal QByteArrays,
which are at risk of being swapped out. We now use secure
PasswordKey objects instead. There are still a few areas
where QByteArrays are used for storing secrets, but since
they are all temporary, they are less critical. It may be
worth hunting those down as well, though.
When we lock a database, we reset the database pointer to
free its resources. Since various other widgets besides the
DatabaseWidget hold references to the shared pointer object,
however, it cannot be guaranteed that the actual database
object will be freed right away. This patch adds a releaseData()
method which is called upon database lock to ensure all
residual data is cleared without having to rely on the actual
database object being cleaned up.
* Fix#3754 - Accept valid TOTP keys that require padding when converted to Base32.
* Allow use of spaces and lower case letters in the TOTP secret key.
* Fix#3334 - AutoOpen is now processed after the database widget is put into view mode to prevent infinite recursion of unlock attempts if two databases auto open each other.
* Fix#3735 - Don't focus on OpenDatabaseWidget fields that are not visible; ensures password field is focused after database lock.
* Fix#3487 - Password input is selected after failed unlock.
* Fix#1938 - Password input is focused after toggling visibility using the keyboard
This is just a cosmetic change. On KDE Plasma, the title of the tray icon is set by either the name of the binary, or by calling `setApplicationName()`. So having it properly stylized looks better.
