Triggers invitee suggestions after one character of input. To
compensate for the potential explosion of suggestions, we
tighten our group searching criteria and truncate the
ship suggestions on short searches. Also addresses a bug where names of
groups were not being downcased before search.
Fixes#2635
Instead of auto-watching a new collection when it gets added to group
associations, require that the user explicitly choose to view it.
Of course, creation counts as opting in, so watch the collections we
create by default.
Improve the UX of the loading spinner that shows when you have a new
note, by displaying it until we receive the new note in the
subscription, instead of until the poke succeeds.
Empty groups caused the padding on the first group to be too large.
Filter the groups before we map over them so that we can set padding
properly.
Fixes#2674
Shows the spinner whilst joining a channel, both manually and from a
url. Also fixes an issue where a newly joined channel may be navigated
away from automatically.
Runs the snippet through ReactMarkdown instead of rendering it as text.
We restrict the allowed nodes in the render to pure text, so the snippet is not
overly visually heavy.
This is an attempt to fix the ames driver so that it reestablishes
a socket after a socket error. This should theoretically fix the
"ames dcoesn't work after computer sleeps" issue, so that when the
os closses a socket, we detect this in waitPacket and attempt to
reestablish the socket.
Closes#2190
Previously we were checking for a title for the association by accessing
a non-existent property of the key we were using to iterate through
the object. What we want to do is access the iterated object to find
that title, and so this commit does that.
`at` is for when you expect an array of a certain exact structure. If it
has extra elements, that indicates you were mistaken about the strucutre,
so it should fail to match.
I've moved the slightly edited interface development instructions from the root controbuting.md doc, over to the one located in pkg/interface. I've made sure to ensure any precvious information in the interface contributing doc has been matched or expanded upon in the new writing, which is a incrementally more thorough, and assumes a lower level of build-tooling knowledge.
