
Prevent fields from being empty, when it's known that Flamenco Manager will not start up if they are. The icons for the variable add/delete are enhanced with colors and icons +/- or with a trashcan SVG. Error/warning messages appear under inputs when values are invalid on blur. `FormInputDropdownSelect` is also created here, decoupling the validation from Dropdown Select. `DropdownSelect`'s props now have type definitions. CSS selectors are more specified, and renamed to be more fitting. ### What 'required' means for each input - For text, `required` means the field cannot be empty. - For numbers, `required` means the field cannot be empty, and having a `min` and/or `max` means the number must be equal to or above/below the min/max. - For dropdowns, `required` means the selection cannot be empty, and `strict` means that an option not included in the list passed to the `options` prop cannot be selected. - For the new variable input, empty strings, duplicate variable names, and variable names that contain `{` or `}` are invalid. ### Required Settings To keep the application running and remaining on the same page, these fields **must** be non-empty strings: - `database` and `shared_storage_path` (both which can be invalid so long as they are non-empty) - `listen` (which MUST be a valid value AND non-empty) When `shared_storage_path` is empty, the application will automatically jump to the Setup Assistant which after completing will create a new `flamenco-manager.yaml` and restart the application. If `database` is empty and `listen` is not a proper port, the application will fail to start, leading the user to a dead end and forcing them to manually configure `flamenco-manager.yaml` to get it running again. To prevent the backend from throwing a `Bad Request` error, numerical and time duration inputs **must not** be null or empty: - `database_check_period`, `task_timeout`, `worker_timeout`, `blocklist_threshold`, `task_fail_after_softfail_count` Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/studio/flamenco/pulls/104409
Flamenco
This repository contains the sources for Flamenco. The Manager, Worker, and Blender add-on sources are all combined in this one repository.
The documentation is available on https://flamenco.blender.org/, including instructions on how to set up a development environment & build Flamenco for the first time.
To access the documentation offline, go to the web/project-website/content
directory here in the source files.
License
Flamenco is licensed under the GPLv3+ license.
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