* -Vcpkg variable now points to the base directory for VCPKG and not the vcpkg.cmake file (which is always in the same subfolder)
* Place custom CMakeOptions at the end of the options list so they can override default options.
* Fix focus issues with new PasswordWidget
* Fix focus wrapping when DatabaseTabWidget is not showing the tab bar
* Fix focus wrapping in EditWidget views to move between category list and contents. This is not a perfect fix, but Qt has a mind of its own with these complex widgets. This will be fixed in future Ui improvements that move away from the category widget.
On my system, I have LANG=en_GB set, which causes the following test
failure:
FAIL! : TestCli::testInfo() Compared values are not the same
Actual (m_stdout->readLine()) : "Average password length: 11 character(s)\n"
Expected (QByteArray("Average password length: 11 characters\n")): "Average password length: 11 characters\n"
Loc: [tests/TestCli.cpp(876)]
And it so happens that the en_GB translation of that string has
'character(s)' where en_US has 'characters'.
* Fix#8099
* Clean up code that connects groups to the entry view. Instead of connecting ALL groups from ALL databases, we only need to connect the groups that entries actually belong to. This solves the bug and also reduces overhead.
QT5 as offered by Homebrew is versioned since March 2021 and the default
path points to QT6 (if installed). New installations of qt5 have a
suffixed path (qt@5) that should be used instead.
* Fix#7139 - when opening database files from the command line, ensure the correct case is fed to the program to prevent case changes during saves.
* Cleanup old code (checking for .json extension) from when KeePassXC app could act as a proxy.
if you use the CLI with -t/--totp flag, the program prints out: "Entry's "password" attribute copied to the clipboard!"
expected output is "Entry's "totp" attribute copied to the clipboard!" the same when you run with -a totp
* Fix#8356 - Qt does not enable numeric aware sorting when using locale sort. Extracted both Windows and macOS locale aware sorting code and added the appropriate numeric aware flag.
Note: There is no std library way to do this so Linux is out of luck for now.
* Rename "Database Tags" to "Searches and Tags"
* Separate searching for all entries and resetting the search
* Support selecting multiple tags to search against
* Fix using escaped quotes in search terms
* Make tag searching more precise
* Support `is:expired-#` to search for entries expiring within # days. Exclude recycled entries from expired search.
* Don't list tags from entries that are recycled
* Force hide tag auto-completion menu when tag editing widget is hidden. On rare occasions the focus out signal is not called when the tag view is hidden (entry edit is closed), this resolves that problem.
* Remove spaces from before and after tags to prevent seemingly duplicate tags from being created.
* Also fix some awkward signal/slot dances that were setup over time with the entry view and preview widget.
Allow changing tags for multiple entries through context menu
* Closes#8277 - show context menu with currently available tags in database and checks those that are set on one or more selected entries. When a tag is selected it is either set or unset on all entries depending on its checked state.
* Add ability to save searches and recall them from the "Searches and Tags" view
* Add ability to remove a tag from all entries from the "Searches and Tags" view
* Cleanup tag handling and widgets
* Fix#7977 - wrap key signing request in try/catch block to prevent crashes on some machines.
* Fix#8120 - try 3 times to bring Windows Hello prompt to front. This may be necessary on older machines that are slow to bring up the prompt window.
Also remove defunct code on macOS to prevent window focus issues.
Systems like NixOS install software under unique paths, so persisting
the absolute file path in the generated .desktop file when enabling
autostart will eventually point at an outdated or nonexistent program.
Another possible issue with using Qt's `applicationFilePath()` is that
the final program's basename (`argv[0]`) might not be the same as what
the user initially executed to start KeePassXC.
Use the file name and thus rely on `PATH` lookup just like the static
.desktop file does to lift those issues and defer execution logic
(`PATH` lookup, wrapper scripts, etc.) to the operating system.
The top-level fields are currently not accessible from the CLI, which
makes it impossible to select entries or groups based on the UUID.
There are other top-level fields I believe, like the expiry date,
but I only added the two most critical fields for the moment.
* Fix#1090 - delay locking databases after minimize to allow for clipboard use, Auto-Type use, and browser integration use.
* Fix#6757 - prevent setting both minimize on unlock and lock on minimize settings at the same time.
The main window has both `Ctrl+PageUp` / `Ctrl+PageDown` and
`Ctrl+Tab / Ctrl+Shift+Tab` shortcuts to cycle the database tabs. When
in PR #5427 the abbility to select any open database in the unlock
dialog was introduced, only the `Ctrl+PageUp` / `Ctrl+PageDown`
shortcuts were added. This commit adds the `Ctrl+Tab / Ctrl+Shift+Tab`
shortcuts to the unlock diaglog to fix this inconsistent UI behaviour.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Ziegenberg <daniel@ziegenberg.at>
at least on Debian, a bullseye installation, the X11 development files
may be installed without the libxi-dev or the libxtest-dev packages.
this leads to the autotype shared library libkeepassxc-autotype-xcb.so
not being built without any complaint from cmake.
this commit makes cmake emit warning messages that shall hint anyone
building themselves that autotype will not work without these libs.
* Fix#7239 - prevent closing the database widget if the open dialog is still unlocking the database. This problem became slightly worse with quick unlock.
With this fix, if the user tries to close the database during unlock we will just ignore that request.
1. Replaces words removed by pull 6914 <23b9e35de9> for possible offense. This restores the total word count.
Add replacement: grope -> . . . -> grouch
Change: hardcopy -> hardcopy -> hardback
Replace: hardcore -> . . . -> hardball
(I couldn't see "hardcopy" as a single word in American dictionaries from the turn of the century. It's too much of a neologism [and if we can't have "hardcore," then there's nothing else I can fit in that gap]. I had to remove another word to allow the addition of two new words here to preserve ordering. It's also an improvement because "hardcopy" is not a single word in dictionaries older than a decade or so.)
Add replacement: swinger -> . . . -> swindle
2. Yo-yo and yoyo are two spelling of the same exact word, and the latter spelling is "non-standard."
Keeping: yo-yo (t-shirt is the one other hyphenated word and I can't find a suitable candidate for either without creating several conflicts on the long wordlist)
Change: yoyo -> young
3. Word repetition: two spellings of same word hankie.
Keeping: hankie (as the "correct" spelling because "hanky" is more common in "hanky-panky").
Change: hanky -> hanoi
(The other option was to insert "hansom" between "hanky" and "haphazard," but "handsome" is a homophone because the "d" became silent many years ago.)
4. Changed proper nouns and brand names to regular nouns:
dropbox -> dropforge
ebay -> eaves
google -> goosey as in "loosey-goosey" (the real word is "googol," anyhow)
This necessitated changing goon -> gooseneck
ipad -> iota
iphone -> ire
ipod -> iridium
This necessitated irate -> iris
kleenex -> knack (the word "tissue" exists)
lego -> legitimate
xbox -> xenon (which sounds like x box or x-box, too)
Keeping: xerox (now genericized like aspirin)
5. Replaced non-standard words around "drop" and the brand name in there
drop-down -> drop-in
ebook -> (genericized like "email")
ecard -> echelon
This necessitated eccentric -> echidna
harddisk -> hardedge (Hardedge is an art style. Hard disk is always two words or else is abbreviated as HDD for hard disk drive)
6. Replaced flirtatious activity
footsie -> footstool
Which necessitated making footsore -> footway
7. Potentially sensitive anatomy
gonad -> golly
siamese -> sial (Siamese = Thai, but "twins" is also on the list and "Siamese" could precede "twins," which is slur for conjoined twins.)
8. Politically sensitive
islamist -> island (An Islamist is someone who wants to enforce political Islam on all with a literal and conservative interpretation of the Qu'ran. It does not mean Muslim.)
marxism -> marzipan (I'm a big old lefty, myself, but I need to be consistent)
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These necessitated a couple changes to nearby words where a drop-in replacement word did not exist, which required shifting neighboring words slightly.
Alphabetical order preserved and total word count should match EFF's modified and the original Diceware list. No breaking changes.
