- Close https://github.com/enso-org/cloud-v2/issues/734
- Add modal to create a new Data Link
- Add the same input to the asset right panel
- Add entries on context menu and Drive Bar
- The shortcut is <kbd>Cmd</kbd>+<kbd>Shift</kbd>+<kbd>Alt</kbd>+<kbd>N</kbd>
- Add (and use) corresponding backend endpoints
# Important Notes
- All UI is currently generated based off of a single-source-of-truth JSON Schema file.
- JSON Schema was chosen for a few reasons:
- trivial to parse (it's plain JSON)
- sufficiently powerful (supports unions (used in the initial schema), objects, and singleton/literal types)
- but still quite simple (this makes it easier to implement various utilities for, because there are fewer cases to cover)
- Note that it is definitely possible to change this. The original suggestion was a TypeScript file, which can definitely be done even using just the `typescript` package itself - I just prefer to avoid adding another step in the build process, especially one that depends on the `typescript` package at runtime.
- Note also that we *do* actually bundle transpilers as part of the visualization loading code in GUI2 - so for now at least, the size of the dependency isn't a primary concern, but rather just the mental overhead of having another dependency for this one specific task.
- Closes https://github.com/enso-org/cloud-v2/issues/617
- Trash category
- Do not open "confirm delete" modal when on remote (cloud) backend
- Permanent deletion has been superseded by the trash category
- Save current category to `localStorage`
- Also implements "Recent" category. Differences to Home category:
- Hides sort indicators
- Disables sorting
Other fixes:
- Allow overriding cloud environment through environment variable
- Prevent triggering rename on click when multiple items are selected
- Remove "move to trash" context menu option when user is not owner
# Important Notes
- This registers the "Ctrl + R" (Cmd + R) shortcut for restoring an item from trash. This is the same shortcut used for renaming, however I think it is fine because items in trash cannot be renamed.
(As usual though, this is very simple to remove/change so it's not a big deal to remove/change it.)
- The "Recent" category lacks backend support - so it falls back to the default category, as the deserialization of unknown values falls back to the default category.
