- Select notification email by walking up group/subgroup path
- Add settings UI to set group email notification address
- Add tests

Backports https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/merge_requests/10161
(code out of ee/ folder).

Also refactored issues and MRs to use the same email template file

This whitelists all existing offenses for the various CodeReuse cops, of
which most are triggered by the CodeReuse/ActiveRecord cop.

There is still the edge case when 'no commits' changes to 'conflict'
would not trigger notification, which we ignore for now.

Calling can_be_merged? can cause exception (e.g. non-UTF8)
Ignore those by rescueing.

Remove unmergeable_reason as now only conflict is notified

Update spec

lulalala authored 6 years ago and Mark Chao committed 6 years ago

Display MR unmergeable reasons

This was sending the current user, which is the recipient! It should be the user
who pushed the commits.

Closes #23460

Adds `#build_notification_recipients` to `NotificationRecipientService`
that returns the `NotificationRecipient` objects in order to be able to
access the new attribute `reason`.

This new attribute is used in the different notifier methods in order to
add the reason as a header: `X-GitLab-NotificationReason`.

Only the reason with the most priority gets sent.

1. Make the "subscribed" text in Issuable sidebar reflect the labels
   subscription status

2. Current user mut be logged-in to toggle issue/MR/label subscription

1. Allow subscribing (the current user) to a label

- Refactor the `Subscription` coffeescript class
  - The main change is that it accepts a container, and conducts all
    DOM queries within its scope. We need this because the labels
    page has multiple instances of `Subscription` on the same page.

2. Creating an issue or MR with labels notifies users subscribed to those labels

- Label `has_many` subscribers through subscriptions.

3. Adding a label to an issue or MR notifies users subscribed to those labels

- This only applies to subscribers of the label that has just been
  added, not all labels for the issue.

Make the following changes to deal with new behavior in Rails 4.1.2:

* Use nested resources to avoid slashes in arguments to path helpers.

signe-in -> signed-in
go_to_gihub_for_permissions -> go_to_github_for_permissions
descendand -> descendant
behavour -> behaviour
recepient_email -> recipient_email
generate_fingerpint -> generate_fingerprint
dependes -> depends
Cant't -> Can't
wisit -> visit
notifcation -> notification
sufficent_scope -> sufficient_scope?
levet -> level

* send a 'In-Reply-To' header along the 'References' header
* subject of answers to an existing thread begins with 'Re: '

This reverts commit 97fd990e, reversing
changes made to f451a697.

Conflicts:
	app/mailers/emails/notes.rb
	app/mailers/emails/projects.rb

* send a ‘In-Reply-To’ header along the ‘References’ header
* subject of answers to an existing thread begins with ‘Re: ’

This fixes threading with at least Mail.app and Airmail.

This fixes email threading in Mail.app, that doesn't like when a thread
doesn't have stable recipients.

For instance, here is a possible sender-recipient combinations before:

From: A
To: Me
New issue

From: B
To: Me
Reply on new issue

From: A
To: Me
Another reply

Mail.app doesn't see B as a participant to the original email thread,
and decides to break the thread: it will group all messages from A
together, and separately all messages from B.

This commit makes the thread look like this:

From: A
To: gitlab/project
Cc: Me
New issue

From: B
To: gitlab/project
Cc: Me
Reply on new issue

From: A
To: gitlab/project
Cc: Me
Another reply

Mail.app sees a common recipient, and group the thread correctly.

Added email threading for update emails on issues and merge requests (if the mail client support the References: mail header)

The 'author_id_of_changes' attribute is not persisted in the database.
As we retrieve the merge request from the DB just before sending the
email, this attribute was always nil.

Also there was no tests for the merge notification code - tests have
been added.

Fix #6605

When an email notification concerns a specific object (issue, note,
merge request, etc.), add a link to the footer of the email that opens
the item's page in a web browser.

Rationale:

* The link is predictable: always the same text, always at the same
location, like any reliable tool.

* It allows to remove the inline-title in many emails, and leave only
the actual content of the message.