* The original method dumped the changelog lines into the command which overflowed the command line length. This method uses a temporary file for the tag message.
This was noted as a problem in several issues and it finally occurred to me and I traced it to the fact that a timing issue sometimes allowed the file watcher to trigger a "file changed" alert right when saving starts. I fixed this by moving where the mutex lock is made for saving and preventing database reload during a save operation.
* -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.
* 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.
