This is the correct column intended to be used by the Laravel framework. `active` seems to be a custom column that was implemented in UNIT3D before Laravel added email verification in version 5.7.
These aren't currently being used. If this functionality is to be completed, it should be easy enough to find the code through the git history again. However, UNIT3D doesn't really use events and it'd be better for most of the notification sending to be inline (except the stale one of course).
Also had to use `@style` directives inside /resources/views/components/user-tag.blade.php. Prettier was erroring when the `@if` directive was inside the html attribute otherwise. Seems to have always been an issue, but the CI must only be formatting files that changed and because the file was only just changed now, it never discovered it until now.
- Dedicated CRUD controller
- Allow selected groups only
- Old Mass action controller will be moved to own Mass validate users controller in separate pr
- closes#4690
Tagging a user while creating a comment will both create a notification for the tag, as well as create a notification to the user who made the torrent/request. We only want to assert that the count of notifications created during the test is 1 only for the tag notifications and not count the other notification created.
The query only takes 6 seconds on my local untuned machine. Caching it for an hour is probably fine, we have worse queries out there, and indexing isn't an option since this table is write-heavy. Reduces overall complexity and prevents blank page after cache is reset.
Just an initial portion for now fixing incorrect text and preventing future incorrect text. Eventually, I'd like to fix everything still listed under "ignoredWords" in cspell.json.
Allows ctrl+clicking to access the underlying function unlike the previous magic implementation. Probably also negligibly faster.
Swapped all instances of `>withSuccess(` -> `>with('success', `, `>withWarning(` -> `>with('warning', `, and `>withInfo(` -> `>with('info', ` with ide's find and replace.
