- Change Docker tags configuration to be multiline
- Improve clarity and maintainability of the workflow
This change enhances the readability of the tags in the
Docker workflow, facilitating easier updates and understanding
of the tagging process.
- Corrected syntax errors in output redirection
- Ensured that LATEST_TAG and VERSION_TAG are set correctly in the GitHub Actions output
These changes fix an issue where the command was improperly formatted,
which could lead to unexpected behavior during the workflow execution.
- Store latest and version tags in variables
- Clean up output by using variables for tags
This update improves the clarity of the tagging process in the
Docker workflow configuration. The tags are now stored in
variables for better manageability and consistency in
environment output.
- Remove extraneous dollar sign from LATEST_TAG
- Ensure correct evaluation during workflow execution
This fix resolves an issue that could cause the incorrect
setting of the LATEST_TAG environment variable in the
GitHub Actions workflow, ensuring proper deployment tagging.
Update Docker workflow to include image prefix in version and latest tag
Change the Docker image prefix in the GitHub workflow to include the registry, username and image name.
Update the environment variables to use the new format for the image prefix.
- Update fetch-depth in Docker workflow configuration
- No additional dependencies added
This change updates the fetch-depth setting in the GitHub Actions Docker workflow. This ensures that we get the full Git history for the code checkout. There are no additional dependencies added to this change.
- Include checkout code step using actions/checkout@v3
- Set fetch-depth to 0 to retrieve the full git history
This change ensures that the workflow has access to the complete
commit history, which may be necessary for certain operations
within the Docker build process.
- Change hardcoded Docker Hub username to use secrets
- Update workflow to securely reference DockerHub credentials
This update enhances the security of the GitHub Actions workflow
by using secrets instead of exposing sensitive information
in the codebase. This ensures that the Docker Hub username is
kept private and reduces the risk of accidental exposure.
- Add Docker login step
- Set up QEMU
- Set up Docker Buildx
- Build and push Docker image
This feature allows for automated building and publishing of Docker images to Docker Hub. It includes proper setup of QEMU and Docker Buildx for cross-platform compatibility and efficient image building.
- Change city name display to localized name in both index and show views
- Modify schema to use bigint for certain foreign keys
- Correct country codes in seeds for accurate data representation
These changes improve the handling of city names, ensuring they are displayed in the appropriate localized format and ensuring well-typed foreign key relationships in the schema.
- Implement Country and Region models
- Establish relationships between City, Country, and Region
- Update ActiveAdmin setup for managing countries and regions
- Add localization support for cities and countries in multiple languages
- Create necessary migrations to support the new schema
This update allows for better categorization of cities under their respective countries and regions, enhancing geographical structure and support for multilingual features.
- Changed single quotes to double quotes for the 'pg' gem in the production group of the Gemfile.
This change enhances consistency in the Gemfile by standardizing the quoting style.
- Introduced the 'pg' gem for PostgreSQL support in the production
environment.
- Updated Gemfile to include it in the production group.
- Corresponding update in Gemfile.lock to ensure version 1.5.9 is
used.
This change prepares the application to use PostgreSQL as the
primary database in production, which is essential for running
production-grade applications effectively.
- Standardize string quotes in various files for consistency.
- Remove commented-out tests from cities and weather_arts controllers to improve readability.
- Clean up admin_users and weather_arts fixture files by commenting out unused entries instead of removing them.
These changes are aimed at enhancing code readability and maintainability, ensuring that code adheres to style guidelines without removing useful comments for future reference.
- Import Playfair Display and Raleway fonts for better typography
- Add a method to `City` model for fetching the latest weather art
- Revamp city index and show pages for improved layout and usability
- Update styles in the layout and main pages to enhance user experience
These changes promote visual consistency and enhance user interaction within the platform, providing a more engaging experience.
- Update weather date for existing record to 5 days ago
- Add new weather art record for 2 days ago with relevant details
- Include image attachment for the new weather art
This commit adds a second weather art record for Guangzhou reflecting the
weather conditions from 2 days ago, along with relevant data including
humidity, wind speed, and an updated visual representation.
- Remove .idea directory and its contents
- Add .idea to .gitignore to prevent tracking
This commit removes the IDE configuration files which are not
necessary for the repository. This keeps the repository clean and
prevents potential conflicts for different developers using different
IDEs. The .idea directory is now also ignored in the .gitignore
file to prevent future commits of these files.
- Update CitiesController to list all cities ordered by name
- Add latest and featured weather arts in HomeController
- Display city details, including weather art history, in Cities#show
- Expand layout with a footer and enhanced navigation
- Integrate new daisyUI plugin for improved styling
These changes improve user navigation and visual presentation on both
city and weather art pages, making it easier to browse and view
information. The introduction of daisyUI also modernizes the UI with
consistent design elements.
- Integrate 'friendly_id' gem for sluggable functionality in City model
- Create ActiveAdmin resources for managing cities and weather arts
- Implement controller logic for cities
- Add database migrations for cities and weather arts creation
- Seed database with sample data for testing
- Create initial test cases for controllers and models
This commit enhances the application's URL handling by allowing friendly URLs for cities and weather arts. The addition of ActiveAdmin resources facilitates easier management through a web interface.
