Commit 0c4a02c2 authored by Yaroslav Halchenko's avatar Yaroslav Halchenko
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Merge tag 'v1.3.2' into releases

v1.3.2

* tag 'v1.3.2': (117 commits)
  In CaretHttpManager, change logging level of not important messages from INFO to FINE.
  WB-818 Upload Scene File to BALSA - Verify user is owner and study is editable: Disable logic in wb_view that tests for study editable and owned by user as this logic will be moved into the BALSA database.  For now, if a '403' is returned by the 'process upload' step, add to error message that this error may be caused by a permissions/ownership problem.
  Fix compilation warning and remove debugging print statement.
  Updated Guide to Annotations in the Workbench Help (MS Word file saved as HTML).
  Resolve WB-818 Upload Scene File to BALSA : Verify that the user is an owner of the study and that the study has an editable status.
  Improved format of error message displayed when there is an error reading a file.
  Update Workbench Version to 1.3.2
  Further work on WB-817: Linux/Mac wb_view is unable to read a scene file that was created on Windows: Change SystemUtilities::relativePath() so that it always uses a forward slash for the separator in file paths (It was using QDir::separator()).  The problem with using QDir::separator() is that on Windows, the paths contain backward slashes and do not resolve correctly when attempting to read a file on a Unix operating system.
  Resolve WB-817: Linux/Mac wb_view is unable to read a scene file that was created on Windows: Using QDir:cleanPath() did not solve the problem and the problem also exists on Macs.  QDir::cleanPath() only converts a backward slash to a forward slash if the native separator is a backward slash (so only on Windows).  Added FileInformation::cleanPath() that first converts backward slashes to forward slashes followed by a call to QDir::cleanPath().
  WB-817: Linux wb_view is unable to read a scene file that was created on Windows:  Adding a call to QDir::cleanPath() in ScenePathName class to hopefully fix this problem on Linux.
  The graphics code that converts lines into triangles was outputting some messages at the warning level that are actually minor/trivial items.  They remain a warning when compiled debug but now log at the fine level in a release build.
  Fixed crash caused by assertion failure when dragging mouse with an annotation in surface space inside a surface montage.  An invalid viewport was used causing the assertion failure and has been corrected.
  fix error check that used wrong index, fix dumb mistake in qfile write chunking
  Fix for missing file in the help files.
  Fixed help page HTML for Features ToolBox Annotations tab.  It was in a binary format with lots of Microsoft metadata.  Excess metadata was removed and file was converted to text html.  It now displays properly in Workbench Help.
  Add two items to Help Menu->Report a Workbench Bug: (1) wb_command must be run from terminal window; (2) wb_view may crash if used with a remote desktop due to XCB and/or OpenGL problems in the remote desktop.
  WB-816 Compare unzip into directory in upload dialog to value in BALSA database:
  Disabled code that defaults Upload to Balsa Dialog password with WORKBENCH_BALSA_PD from environment.   It is only intended for use in debugging/testing.
  On the Upload Scene File To BALSA dialog, add a button that allows the user to display the password (instead of hidden by dots).  The password is always hidden by default.
  In Upload to BALSA dialog, if the password has not been entered, test for the environment variable WORKBENCH_BALSA_PD.  If it is set, use its value for the BALSA password.
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