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tzikis added 30 commits January 9, 2015 02:06
It is good practice not to use it with Symfony, and this project is small enought that it's unnecessary
Made a strict boolean check for the return value of the Header Preprocessing function
These Controller actions are much bigger than they should be, and so the main logic should go to a Handler. Initial implementation for the 1st one (untelsted)
Moved code to DeletionHandler Service
If the object files dir wasn't opened, opendir echoes a Warning (probably depends on PHP settings), which would break our JSON. Fixed that
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Reviewed up to dbaa56d

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@spiliot please review commits ccdf2da through add4d26

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Had to revert dbaa56d, 1dbc0d0 and 2fa9595 since we are not to introduce safe HTML handling yet.

Added a change that was hardcoded in the compiler production server (performed by kalintiris somewhere back in time).
Added another autocomple-related value that no longer exists in compilation requests, but is hardcoded in the production compiler server.
spiliot added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 15, 2015
@spiliot spiliot merged commit faaad43 into master Nov 15, 2015
@spiliot spiliot deleted the php_5.5.9-ubuntu_14.04 branch November 15, 2015 17:25
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