* Get stats from clickhosue
* Pull stats from clickhouse
* Use correct Query namespace
* Use Clickhouse in unit tests
* Use Clickhouse in stats controller tests
* Use fixtures for unit tests
* Add Clickhouse to travis
* Use Clickhouse session store for sessions
* Add garbage collection to session store
* Reload session state from Clickhouse on server restart
* Query from sessions table
* Trap exits in event write buffer
* Run hydration without starting the whole app
* Make session length 30 minutes
* Revert changes to fingerprint schema
* Remove clickhouse from fingerprint sessions
* Flush buffers before shutdown
* Use old stats when merging
* Remove old session schema
* Fix tests with CH sessions
* Add has_pageviews? to Stats
* WIP
* Get all stats from Clickhouse
* Use https dependency
* Do not namespace db tables in hydrate task
* Update hydration task
* Ingest data to clickhouse
* Double-write to both Clickhouse and Postgres
* Add test setup
* Keep old stats module
* Prepare for live ingestion test
* Add yearly billing options
* Add new subscription names
* Add note about yearly billing in the email
* Add a test for change_plan function
* Add allowance function back in
* Test billing controller endpoint
The more links are absolutely positioned. It works fine on desktop when
there is two columns. On mobile, the absolute sends the more links on
top of each other on top of the column. Adding a simple "relative" class
on each cards that contains a more link ensures that they stay when
they belong.
On mobile, the website list at /sites does not have any X padding. The
elements touch the screen left and right. This corrects it by wrapping
the list in a div with "px-4" on it.
This could also be achieved by setting "px-4" and "md:px-0" on every
element but it is unecessarily complex and if some more elements
appeared on this screen, it would be easy to forget this. A container
should be in charge of this, which is what is proposed here.
