In PR#1754 we've discussed and decided to ignore hidden (having a name
starting with '.') files while syncing saves or downloading game files.
This commit adds a CloudManager method to test whether file should be
ignored, and this method could be extended later if we need to ignore
some other specific file names.
Function now casts bytes (as <1024) to unsigned long int to correspond
"%lu" format string. For consistency, KB are now printed as floating
number. Finally, it looks like double is pretty precise to be used in
comparisons, so I made the function a little bit shorter.
- added missing 'd' in "%d" in SavesSyncRequest;
- removed trailing ',' in enum in gui/options.h;
- fixed #endif to have // before USE_LIBCURL in gui/options.h.
GlobalOptionsDialog is now also a CommandSender, so it could send
command "scroll to the top" when storage is disconnected in Cloud tab
(layout updates, that's why scrolling is needed).
All local webserver-related settings are now shown in a separate, "Wi-Fi
Sharing" tab (shown if built with USE_SDL_NET). Cloud tab is only shown
if actual cloud storages are built (USE_LIBCURL).
- StorageWizardDialog is removed, along with bmps it was using;
- EditTextWidget now accepts custom font in constructor;
- ScrollContainer scrollbar now jumps to top when content height changes
so it's "overscrolled";
- IndexPageHandler now does not awaits for `code` GET-parameter, as
local webserver is no longer used to connect Storages;
- CloudManager and all corresponding Storages are updated to support
disconnecting and to notify about successful connection.
This mostly affects OneDrive saves syncing, because it is the only cloud
provider to return 0 as timestamp of (non-)created file. 0 is treated as
EOF in /saves/timestamps file, thus all timestamps after such 0
timestamps were ignored and files were reuploaded as being "new". This
commit also adds more verbose debug information on SavesSyncRequest
decisions making for easier debugging.
ConnectionManager used to poll Cloud requests every second, while curl
requests were polled every 1/20th of a second. If curl request was over
at, say, frame #21, corresponding Cloud request would've only work with
that at frame #40 (950 ms later), which was making everything
cloud-related slower than it could be. This commit fixes it by making
Cloud polling period the same as curl polling period, and additionally
raises FPS to 25.
Something changed and old API endpoint "api.onedrive.com" now does not
work. The other one, "graph.microsoft.com", does, but there were some
other changes in JSON it returns. These changes are also in this commit.
While refreshing access_token, some cloud providers also pass a new
refresh_token. Google Drive does not, and accepts the same refresh_token
next time. These changes allow this to happen.
