Most user don't care how to get the token each time (if they see the
message). They want to avoid using a token.
Make it clearer that Password should be configured.
Be more tricky, say that password not configured **yet**, to make the
user think they __have to__.
The text is not technically correct as as far as I remember you can have
PW and Token at the same time. But I'm going to say that in 99% of case
where users read that, the password is unset.
Closes gh-2245, I hope, but I don't know if there's a better way to fix
it.
I think we need to calculate the location relative to the 'offset
parent' of the tooltip. Adding one extra parent level from CodeMirror
seems to work at the moment.
- replace regexes they were not matching at the end of files.
- hide edit/view for multiple, they where not working
From the Pr comments that should closely match the following
Observations:
- "View" is handled by the browser so in most case it's something
"safe". I think that (A) all items we don't know what to do with
should have the _possibility_ to be viewed. (example `config.yaml`,
`cat.gifv`).
- "Edit" make sens only on text files only. In general (B) "edit"
should not be the default action for most files.
- Though (C) "Edit" should be triggerable by advanced users (unless
we know we should not). Example `foo.zorblax`, `conf.toml`
- (D) "Edit" does not make sens for some filetypes, thus should not be
available (`'png`, `.jpeg`)
Question (E):
- If the default action is X {in edit/view} should the X button be shown ?
Proposition:
- if ipynb:
- default link edit
- no button in toolbar.
- If known type, editable (txt, json, yaml, py, rb):
- default link open edit,
- button in toolbar show view
- if known type not editable: (, png, gif, zip)
- default link open view
- no button in toolbar
- if unknown type ('.zorblax, toml, cson, ')
- default link open "view"
- button in the toolbar show "Edit".
In the future I would like to show the Edit button for notebooks
but have it open them in the text editor. Right now, there isn't
any way for a user to do this. Thus hiding Edit on notebooks for
now.
This removes the showing of the Edit button when:
* We know we can't edit the file (pdf, doc, xls, jpeg, png, etc.)
* Or a notebook - looking at this again though...
