GitLab

- thanks :nander:

Whew, that was quite a lot. Where do I start?

To utilize Vagrant, you first need to install virtualbox and vagrant
itself. After those are installed, simply do "vagrant up" from the
project's root directory. That's it! It will install and set everything
up for you. Once the playbook has completed provisioning, simply go to
localhost:8000 in your browser. This directory is shared with the
virtual machine, so all changes made here will be reflected live!

Give it a shot!

- get outtaaa heerree

- if some rougue admin adds a bunch of redirect loops, now those are handeled
- yayayay

- the host url(in this case go.gmu.edu) is banned from being linked to
- prevents users trying to create links to trap users in redirect loops
- also a bit more documentation/formatting in crispy-forms cause it looked bad

- ya that's right, whatcha gonna do about it huh?

- in case admins want to directly contact the user
- feature noted in email

features:
- emails sent to admin and users upon registration
- email sent to user once they are approved/denied
- tidy code

- useful for open source purposes

- just a sentence extra

- before it overlapped with the logout button, now evenly spaced over

- simple refrence to delete url

- 🎉 that's all folks!
- pretty icons, nice font, literally 11/10 work by :dhaynes:

- silly :dhaynes:

- consistancy is key

- just think of all the github points I'm getting without doing _any_ work!

- insert clean up song here

- git add --all

- ie. About page has no logic, thus render with a TemplateView
- Also some new documentation for imports to make it look less messy

- ctrl-c + ctrl-v = programming

- disapprove

- f12 on firefox dev is actually pretty useful, way more than google

- AwesomeIcons, Nice font, new spacing
- what more could you ask for?

- it was trying to run away like pls bb come back
- the best way to fix an issue is to start deleting code until it fixes itself,
true story

- super sexy font + some icons
- thanks FontAwesome!

- it really is awesome: not gonna lie

- as such, no longer necessary to include in our project as it's own file

- allows for custom colors if you want (change -inverse values in less)
- navbar-default is the srct theme (Top priority: Need a Name)

- expect tears to be shed as you gaze upon the new colors
- no really it's ok, let it out
- let it all out
- and the icing on the cake: :dhaynes: wrote this
- now introducing the color: green!
- white agenda is additionally advanced with this release
- look at the less files for specific details

- Apparently it was that way before?
- idk

- why does code keep dissapearing in master..
- maybe I should read what gets committed idk
- ain't nobody have time...

Placeholder

Close Issue #33 

Added a placeholder to long URL to clarify what is expected.

See merge request !22

- yeah I have no idea where that came from
- but it's ok now, I'm saving the day here

- now hidden

- they got deleted and I didn't see that, oops

Conflicts:
	go/go/forms.py

- great job though @mrodgers, like what you did
- merge incoming