Please can we remove this set of icons.

These were added before we finished the new UI icons, the finished set is now ready to be uploaded.

I'd like to get off to a good start with these, so we should avoid a duplicate set which may be used by mistake.

Thanks.

SVGs should be sanitised to mitigate risk of XSS in sites using assets.u.c content.

When trying to upload the following image, I get a 502 Bad Gateway error.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3t17bp0i2ixeksb/one-app-row.png?dl=0

I'm guessing before the file size is too large. (20mb)

If this is the case then I would expect to get an error message stating the file size limit.

All other images I've tried are fine.

E.g.: https://manager.assets.staging.ubuntu.com/update?file-path=vanilla-framework-version-0.0.61.css

The drop area for file drag-and-drop is too small which results in bad accessibility.

It should be increased according to a11y best practices (or even extended to entire page).

From #28, add ability to filter by tags.

Give the whole company permission to access the manager.

I think this isn't quite as simple as just changing the group from "canonical-content-people" to "canonical" in sso.py, because canonical is a private group so I think we need assistance from someone who manages the SSO.

Add a helper to make it easier to get a crop of an image, by drawing a box on the image.

When you search for a recent asset could we have the list show the ones created most recently at the top of the page

TODO

• Update to ubuntu jammy in dockerfile
• Update to node 18 in dockerfile
• Update to python 3.10 in dockerfile

The entity page would be a page with details about the file with analytics of downloads for example.

Could make setup halt and ask the user to enter there AUTH_TOKEN with simple help text.

otherwise, user need to rename files on their OS first or use tags in too much detail.

Add drag and drop to the upload page so a user can drag a file onto the page to upload.

File types should be normalised e.g. jpg and jpeg should be the same thing, and return the superset of .jpg and .jpeg

Add a little descriptor in the header saying the URL of the server being managed, why not?

Similar to https://bugs.launchpad.net/hexr/+bug/1643980 the management interface has an eye-twitching underline that appears under the space when hovering.

Investigate the usefulness of creating a command line tool to upload assets to the server.
Ideally this can act as a command line tool, or a python package to use in other scripts.

This could accept a secret auth key or have a command line login authentication system.

Possible functions:

• Upload file
• Download file
• Check if a local file exists on asset server (via hash?)
• Search tags? Maybe more useful for other scripts rather than directly on command line.

Add links into the manager to lead people to the wiki page and the github issues area - in some sort of footer?

Currently the results are ordered oldest to youngest, generally you want the more recent results so it makes sense to have it the other way around

We can already search for assets and copy links for them - that is nice

But a feature that might come handy would be to also manage redirects as in "managing redirects" there.

The web UI at https://assets.ubuntu.com/manager could allow to list not only assets but also redirects.
For them show where they currently point to (this would help to see what the server thinks they are, e.g. when debugging issues like this) and allow users to enter a new location to point to.

The search results can be really long (e.g.: https://manager.assets.ubuntu.com/?q=-). We should paginate these so it doesn't take forever to load. Or just add a "Load more" link.

dotrun fails with the following error:

It would be great to be able search results by:

• date uploaded
• tags
• file type

It would be good to be able to sort search results by:

• date uploaded
• name

Make this project run with both python2 and python3. E.g.:

virtualenv env2
python3 -m venv env3
env2/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt
env3/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt

# Run with python2
env2/bin/python manage.py runserver

# Run with python3
env3/bin/python manage.py runserver

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