Roundup 2.6.0 released

Hello all:

I have uploaded 2.6.0 to pypi and a new docker image is also released.

I don't have access to the main web site at the moment. A ticket is
open with sourceforge. So hopefully the new docs will be deployed
sometime later today (July 13th).

Once the new docs are up I'll do another announcement. There are 14
items in the upgrading doc none of which are required. However the
first two items are
fixes for CVE's if you are running an older version of Roundup. Until
the new web site is up, you can look at the security page on the
current website to get the fixes.

I'm proud to release version 2.6.0 of the Roundup issue
tracker.  This release is a bugfix and feature release, so
make sure to read the upgrading doc at
https://www.roundup-tracker.org/docs/upgrading.html to
bring your tracker up to date.

The 49 changes, as usual, include some new features and many
bug fixes.

Version 2.6.0 requires Python version 3.10 or newer.

Note that you should run ``roundup-admin ... migrate`` to
update the database schema version. Do this before you use
the web, command-line or mail interface and before any users
access the tracker.

You can install it with::

   pip install roundup

(preferably in a virtual environment). To download it, use::

   pip download roundup

then unpack and test/install from the tarball.

Among the significant enhancements in version 2.6.0 compared to
the 2.5.0 release are:

* Fix old CSRF prevention for PATCH method

  The PATCH method was not covered by the old CSRF protection method.

* Filter history entries where permissions are handled by check function

  When a property's permission uses a check command, the history
  of changes for that property were shown. The permissions are now
  properly checked using the check function.

* Modern CSRF prevention method available

  This release implements CSRF protection using `Cross-Site Request
  Forgery by Filippo Valsorda <https://words.filippo.io/csrf/>`_.  This
  is an effective method for CSRF protection and is much simpler as
  well. There are no configurable options unlike the 8 options for the
  older method. This can be opted into using config.ini.

* Require reauthentication when making changes to sensitive fields

  You can trigger a reauthentication when the user changes particular
  fields. For example you can require a password be entered before the
  user changes their password.

* Classic UI interface modernization.

  The classic tracker has basic responsive support for mobile.  The
  table based layout was removed and HTML 5 landmarks (main, nav ...)
  are used along with flex and grid layouts.  The left hand menu now
  collapses to a grid layout in a single column when on a smaller
  display. This can be retrofitted to existing classic trackers.

  When you moved from one page to the next on an index, the
  query/search name was lost. This release now preserves the search
  name.

  Queries triggered from the query edit page now include the query
  name in the index view.

  The web UI now allows users to log in without a password. Before the
  password field was required which prevented completing the login
  action.

  The user.item.html template now generates valid javascript.

  The jinja2 template got an updated copy of bootstrap.

Other miscellaneous fixes include:

* Multiple internal cleanups:
  * remove some Python2 support code
  * reformat
  * refactor code replacing with faster/pythonic code
  * restructuring exception handling to stop ignoring important exceptions

* Documentation: wsgi updates replacing uwsgi (abandoned) with waitress
  (which also works on windows).

* rest updates with a null value no longer cause update failures.

The file CHANGES.txt has a detailed list of feature
additions and bug fixes for each release. You can view it at:
https://sourceforge.net/p/roundup/code/ci/default/tree/CHANGES.txt

-- rouilj