Edit post's UI appearance looked quite different
from what creating a new post looked like.
This commit just brings the styling of post
editing UI a bit closer together with new posts.
gulp.rename just copies files, leaving the original.
For minified files, this was navigated by not
tracking the -min.js files in git. However, when
deploying OTA, the -min.js files are still deployed
to all ships. This commit adds 'del' package,
and a task to clean up the -min files when done
for all current Landscape applications.
'Urbit' refers to the project/product/platform, whereas 'urbit' refers
to an individual ship or instance. This corrects some old, incorrect
lower-case usage.
Read-only chats had a slightly bigger sigil box, looking skewed to
the left. Its copy also had a different line height than the
chat input itself, which was vertically aligned slightly higher.
This commit standardises the sigil box to 32px across both
and brings both to the same, centered vertical alignment
for the chat input and read-only notice.
If your screen wasn't wide enough, the flex rules would destroy the gap
between columns, which destroyed the look of a table altogether.
By removing the 'one-line' class, and moving the margin-left from
the span element to the parent paragraph (for rows that aren't
the header rows), titles wrap onto another line, which enables
a responsive table and firm table margins.
Additional logic for reducer + array manips
Removing multi-array mutation and comments
Adding comments and working logic.
Fix sigil showing for pending from same aut
Pending messages persist upon circle change
Scaffolding message pending injection
Additional logic for reducer + array manips
Removing multi-array mutation and comments
Adding comments and working logic.
Fix sigil showing for pending from same aut
Pending messages persist upon circle change
Reworking pending boolean logic.
Data structure changed to Map
Checking correct scope of prop, removing dev TODO
Rebase mistake.
The version of gulp-cssimport that was included in the lockfile happened
to trigger one of GitHub's automated security warnings, so this just
updates the locked version to 7.0.0.
