Set security type during ;create. Use ;invite and ;banish to dis/allow
ships from reading and/or writing.
Talks to the group-store to modify permission groups. Scries into
permission-store to check for white- vs blacklist.
Creating a mailbox would refresh the prompt before setting a new
audience, instead of after. This change corrects the behavior.
Also updates glyph binding code and print style.
Renames, refactors, and occasionally rewrites many of the arms used
within the application. Splits +sh into +sh-in and +sh-out, improves
naming for rendering cores, moves arms around for better organization,
and adds descriptions to all arms.
Brings it largely up to parity with Talk, save for features relating to:
- presence & nicknames
- circle management (permissions, sources)
- deprecated message types
In addition to implementing remaining functionality for basic usage
patterns, makes the following changes:
- glyphs per target, not multiple targets
- assume /~ship/path paths are created/used by the chat-hook
Code cleanup pending.
The .mailmap file is used by git-shortlog when creating summaries of
commits for releases, etc. Contributors who use multiple email
addresses (e.g. jared@tlon.io, jared@jtobin.io) or who would like their
name formatted in a particular manner (e.g. 'Jared Tobin' instead of
'jtobin') can add entries to .mailmap to unify their commits under a
single heading.
To initialise the file, I've added enough entries to ensure there are no
duplicate authors when running 'git shortlog --since="1 year ago"'.
This retrieves the point data for not just the immediate sponsor,
but for the whole sponsorship chain. (For a moon: [galaxy star
planet], for a planet: [galaxy star], and so on.)
I booted a comet with vere, had it dump its keyfile, and then went
through `stack run king -- new` with that keyfile. Things were
fairly close, but there's still more to do here.
This fixes the turf uniqueness issue and makes us do less work for
things that vere didn't bother making real, like ownership
information.
