We have a lot of contributors that are not aware of our method for
implementing hotkey listeners.
I updated the documentation to provide clear examples so that users can
refer to it and maintainers and reviewers can point to it when they see
onKeyDown implementations.
Fix issue where captcha did not reset after an incorrect password was
entered and invalid token error was thrown, ensuring users receive a new
captcha token on each attempt.
before:
after: user can try again with a new captcha token and login smoothly
without encountering the invalid token error.
- add missing `excludedOperations` in
`packages/twenty-server/src/engine/middlewares/graphql-hydrate-request-from-token.middleware.ts`
- update generated graphql file
- Add missing redirection to index after password update
This PR fixes creation on table.
With the recent optimization refactor, we now use a custom event to
trigger edit and soft focus mode on a table cell.
There's a specific case when we create a pending row to allow creating a
new record, where the custom event gets triggered before the cell
exists, so it cannot listen and put itself in edit mode.
The fix is passing down a new isPendingRow in the context, so the
identifier cell on a pending row can put itself in edit mode during its
first render.
Some parts of the Frontend used theme constants exported from
`modules/ui` while other parts used theme constants exported from
`twenty-ui`.
This PR centralizes theme constants by removing them from `modules/ui`
completely.
RelationFieldDisplay was estabilishing a dependency on
RecordTableContext which is not right as FieldDisplay can be loaded
outside of RecordTable context
I'm using an util directly but understand this is a bit heavier than
before in term of performance. If we want to pre-compute this, we will
need to be a bit smarter.
Also the previous code based on fieldName was not right, we should check
relationObjectMetadataItem instead
Current state:
<img width="704" alt="Bildschirmfoto 2024-05-11 um 17 57 33"
src="https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/assets/48770548/c979f6fd-083e-40d3-8dbb-c572229e0da3">
I have some things im not really happy with right now:
* If I have different connections it would be weird to display a one_one
or many_one connection differently
* The edges overlay always at one hand at the source/target (also being
a problem with the 3 dots vs 1 dot)
* I would have to do 4 versions of the 3 dot marker variant as an svg
with exactly the same width as the edges wich is not as easy as it seems
:)
* The initial layout is not really great - I know dagre or elkjs could
solve this but maybe there is a better solution ...
If someone has a good idea for one or more of the problems im happy to
integrate them ;)
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Co-authored-by: Félix Malfait <felix.malfait@gmail.com>
In this PR I'm optimizing a whole RecordTableCell in real conditions
with a complex RelationFieldDisplay component :
- Broke down getObjectRecordIdentifier into multiple utils
- Precompute memoized function for getting chip data per field with
useRecordChipDataGenerator()
- Refactored RelationFieldDisplay
- Use CSS modules where performance is needed instead of styled
components
- Create a CSS theme with global CSS variables to be used by CSS modules
This PR introduces many improvements over the new profiling story
feature, with new tests and some refactor with main :
- Added use-context-selector for getting value faster in display fields
and created useRecordFieldValue() hook and RecordValueSetterEffect to
synchronize states
- Added performance test command in CI
- Refactored ExpandableList drill-downs with FieldFocusContext
- Refactored field button icon logic into getFieldButtonIcon util
- Added RelationFieldDisplay perf story
- Added RecordTableCell perf story
- First split test of useField.. hook with useRelationFieldDisplay()
- Fixed problem with set cell soft focus
- Isolated logic between display / soft focus and edit mode in the
related components to optimize performances for display mode.
- Added warmupRound config for performance story decorator
- Added variance in test reporting
