The light and dark theme don't respond to Windows's high contrast
accessibility mode, so when the theme is set to "auto", we
default to "classic" instead of "light".
Fixes#5044
Replaces all string configuration options with enum types
that can be checked by the compiler. This prevents spelling
errors, in-place configuration definitions, and inconsistent
default values. The default value config getter signature was
removed in favour of consistently and centrally default-initialised
configuration values.
Individual default values were adjusted for better security,
such as the default password length, which was increased from
16 characters to 32.
The already existing config option deprecation map was extended
by a general migration procedure using configuration versioning.
Settings were split into Roaming and Local settings, which
go to their respective AppData locations on Windows.
Fixes#2574Fixes#2193
* Add function to Application to quickly determine if in light or dark theme
* Add kpxcApp symbol
* Explicitly define main function for GUI tests to improve performance and use custom Application.
* Support ! modifier (same as '-')
* Create reusable PopupHelpWidget as self-contained popup that can
be positioned around a parent widget and will follow the movement
and sizing of the window
* Eliminated KEEPASSXC_MAIN_WINDOW macro and replaced with
getMainWindow() function
* Add tests to cover search help show/hide
Performing a dev build against the latest version of Qt failed
because of some deprecated members. They have been replaced
according to the Qt documentation.
Further, Q_OS_MACOS is now the only macro available to identify a
machine running macOS, the others are now deprecated.
See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtglobal.html#Q_OS_OSX and
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtglobal.html#Q_OS_MAC.
The database wasn't saved properly and lockfiles were not removed when receiving the signals SIGINT, SIGTERM, SIGQUIT or SIGHUP. This patch implements signal handling and performs a clean shutdown after receiving SIGINT SIGTERM or SIGQUIT and ignores SIGHUP.
Since this uses POSIX syscalls for signal and socket handling, there is no Windows implementation at the moment.
