Commit 2c46b35b authored by Dmitriy Zaporozhets's avatar Dmitriy Zaporozhets

Merge branch 'profile-personal-projects' into 'master'

Show only personal projects on user page

When I visit user profile page I see all projects he have access too (if i can also access same projects).
That means I see a list of hundreds projects if he joined several groups. ![Screenshot 2014-05-30 18.24.43](https://dev.gitlab.org/uploads/dzaporozhets/gitlabhq/5209c0cb01/Screenshot_2014-05-30_18.24.43.png)

It inefficient because:

* Slow page load if a lot of projects
* Hard to find his personal projects

I propose to replace it with `Personal projects` list.

It has next advantages:

* we don't load huge useless list of projects
* I can see if user have personal projects I have access to
* faster page load. We don't load all projects from all groups where user invited

![Screenshot 2014-05-30 18.20.29](https://dev.gitlab.org/uploads/dzaporozhets/gitlabhq/8a5d02a00d/Screenshot_2014-05-30_18.20.29.png)

Partly fixes #1135
parents 28cc1991 e9de5694
......@@ -4,10 +4,12 @@ class UsersController < ApplicationController
def show
@user = User.find_by_username!(params[:username])
@projects = @user.authorized_projects.accessible_to(current_user)
if !current_user && @projects.empty?
@projects = Project.personal(@user).accessible_to(current_user)
unless current_user || @user.public_profile?
return authenticate_user!
end
@groups = @user.groups.accessible_to(current_user)
@events = @user.recent_events.where(project_id: @projects.pluck(:id)).limit(20)
@title = @user.name
......
......@@ -478,4 +478,8 @@ class User < ActiveRecord::Base
def generate_tmp_oauth_email
self.email = "temp-email-for-oauth-#{username}@gitlab.localhost"
end
def public_profile?
authorized_projects.public_only.any?
end
end
.panel.panel-default
.panel-heading Projects
.panel-heading Personal projects
%ul.well-list
- @projects.each do |project|
%li
......
......@@ -20,4 +20,5 @@
= render @events
.col-md-4
= render 'profile', user: @user
- if @projects.present?
= render 'projects'
......@@ -102,24 +102,24 @@ module SharedProject
page.should_not have_content "Community"
end
step '"John Doe" is authorized to private project "Enterprise"' do
step '"John Doe" owns private project "Enterprise"' do
user = user_exists("John Doe", username: "john_doe")
project = Project.find_by(name: "Enterprise")
project ||= create(:project, name: "Enterprise", namespace: user.namespace)
project ||= create(:empty_project, name: "Enterprise", namespace: user.namespace)
project.team << [user, :master]
end
step '"John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"' do
step '"John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"' do
user = user_exists("John Doe", username: "john_doe")
project = Project.find_by(name: "Internal")
project ||= create :project, :internal, name: 'Internal'
project ||= create :empty_project, :internal, name: 'Internal', namespace: user.namespace
project.team << [user, :master]
end
step '"John Doe" is authorized to public project "Community"' do
step '"John Doe" owns public project "Community"' do
user = user_exists("John Doe", username: "john_doe")
project = Project.find_by(name: "Community")
project ||= create :project, :public, name: 'Community'
project ||= create :empty_project, :public, name: 'Community', namespace: user.namespace
project.team << [user, :master]
end
end
Feature: User
Background:
Given User "John Doe" exists
And "John Doe" is authorized to private project "Enterprise"
And "John Doe" owns private project "Enterprise"
# Signed out
Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while not signed in when he is authorized to a public project
Given "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
And "John Doe" is authorized to public project "Community"
Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while not signed in when he owns a public project
Given "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
And "John Doe" owns public project "Community"
When I visit user "John Doe" page
Then I should see user "John Doe" page
And I should not see project "Enterprise"
......@@ -15,15 +15,15 @@ Feature: User
And I should see project "Community"
Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while not signed in when he is not authorized to a public project
Given "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
Given "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
When I visit user "John Doe" page
Then I should be redirected to sign in page
# Signed in as someone else
Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while signed in as someone else when he is authorized to a public project
Given "John Doe" is authorized to public project "Community"
And "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while signed in as someone else when he owns a public project
Given "John Doe" owns public project "Community"
And "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
And I sign in as a user
When I visit user "John Doe" page
Then I should see user "John Doe" page
......@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Feature: User
And I should see project "Community"
Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while signed in as someone else when he is not authorized to a public project
Given "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
Given "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
And I sign in as a user
When I visit user "John Doe" page
Then I should see user "John Doe" page
......@@ -51,8 +51,8 @@ Feature: User
# Signed in as the user himself
Scenario: I visit user "John Doe" page while signed in as "John Doe" when he has a public project
Given "John Doe" is authorized to internal project "Internal"
And "John Doe" is authorized to public project "Community"
Given "John Doe" owns internal project "Internal"
And "John Doe" owns public project "Community"
And I sign in as "John Doe"
When I visit user "John Doe" page
Then I should see user "John Doe" page
......
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