Contrary to the previous commit removing factory calls from per-every-request functionality, the isolated functionality of EntityForm classes and their tendency to modify the form on a per-request basis necessitates that, for consistent testing, they DO use the factoryinterface instead of using a singleton class.
This migration adds "Storage Locations", managed via a new System Administration panel, that can hold Station Media data, live broadcast recordings, and backups. These storage locations can be local (as they are by default) or remote via any S3-compatible service.
- Switch to "storageless sessions" middleware
- Update azuracore/azuraforms to apply necessary changes
- Switch form CSRF handling to use Session's CSRF handler
- Avoid using "magic" string in flash messages, switch to using constants.
- Replace several "add %s", "remove %s", "manage %s" strings with dedicated strings for each action
- Make API responses locale-aware and translated
- Make CLI locale-aware and translated
- Add initial support for Turkish language
Implement an upgrade of the codebase to use Slim Framework version 4, which includes the following changes:
- Updating to Slim version 4 and the corresponding AzuraCore updates.
- Making all objects PSR-7 Request/Response agnostic (and creating RequestHelper and ResponseHelper objects to interact with the PSR-7 Req/Resp objects).
- Moving to PHP-DI as a DI container and implementing its autowiring support.
* Create new backup and restore commands allowing live backups.
* Switch migrate script to use new backup method.
* Avoid loading fixtures, ensure directories exist when restarting stations.
* Include album art in media backup.
* First portion of automated backup management code.
* Further backup page work; add download/delete functionality.
* Implement automatic backups and "manual run" page.
* Switch automatic backup filename to match text.
* Add new locales.
* Add restore instructions and ability to view latest backup log.
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