* [feat] Removed help from toolbar.js
* [feat] Removed help from global search
* [feat] redirected search in help to docs website
[] Url needs to be configurable from hooks
* [Feat] Removed search functions for help
* [fix] Help links not redirecting
* [feat] Modified "Help" menu on desk toolbar
* [feat] Removed docs search from desk toolbar
* Removed Search from toolbar.js
* Removed /search_docs from website
* Removed help from migrate
* Deprecated help from command utils
* Removed help.py
* Removed help setup from travis.yml
* [fix] Fixed formatting issues
* [fix] Deleted commented code from toolbar.js
* [fix] Minor link fix
* [Fix] Fixed a small typo
* Removed docs_app dependency from pathces
* [fix] Removed commented code
* [fix] Typo in function name
* fix: remove commented code
* [fix] Changed 'Deprecated' message to 'Removed'
Removed will be the correct term instead of deprecated
* feat(control): Add Table MultiSelect control
* fix: Use btn-group instead of span
* fix: Remove functionality
* fix: Add 'Table MultiSelect' to Field doctypes
* fix: Replace usage of string 'Table' with array `table_fields`
* fix: Use internal array to store values instead of building from HTML elements
* fix(style): Add semicolon
* fix: Read only mode and click to navigate to form
* style: indent
* fix: fallback to empty array
* fix: Add formatters in js and py
* style: missing semicolon
* fix: Add docfield validation
gzip.compress and gzip.decompress were introduced in Python 3.2
Added gzip_compress and gzip_decompress to frappe.utils to add this functionality
to both Python 2 and 3
In regards to PDF generation, if developer_mode was set to true, the PDF
generated used to lack css styling. This was because the URL to the CSS
assets used to contain the webserver port number, but given the system
was running in production, the URL was invalid, thereby not being able
to load CSS assets. This fix does not rely on the value of
developer_mode to identify if the system is running in production,
rather, it uses the value of restart_superviosor or systemd_on_update,
to check for the same.
* feat(markdown-editor): Add new fieldtype - MarkdownEditor
* feat(markdown-editor): Add MarkdownEditor control
* fix(markdown-editor): Fix placement of "Show Preview" button
* fix(markdown-editor): Render HTML in prints
RedisWrapper inherits from Redis which inherits from StrictRedis
In redis-py 3.0.0 StrictRedis was renamed to Redis.
This seems like a harmless change, but, instead of using
`self(RedisWrapper ...`, all methods use `self(Redis ...`
which assumes previous hierarchy (i.e. RedisWrapper <- Redis <- StrictRedis)
