* Limited Wasp node version to ^16.0.0 && <=16.15.0.
In the process, I removed .nvmrc files from generated code and
refactored SemanticVersion to follow npm spec.
I also updated CI to use node 16.15.0, and not any 16.
I also updated docs.
* Require LTS node and npm on client and server
* Update node and npm versions in the docs
* Add npmrc and nvmrc to WebAppGenerator
* Change function name in test
* Add newline to nvmrc
* Add newline to Common.hs
* Remove extra empty line in nvmrc
* Remove extra empty line in Common.hs
* Update end to end tests for node LTS
* Add newline at the end of server/nvmrc
* Ensure Node version 16 in CI
* Fix broken ci file
* Change how Wasp specifies required versions
* Fix formatting
* Use type alias for semantic versions
* Remove incorrect comment on Prisma LTS
* Update e2e checksums
* Fix typo in gitignore
Co-authored-by: Martin Šošić <Martinsos@users.noreply.github.com>
* Sort e2e checksums
* Extract semantic version to its module
* Fix formatting
* Fix formatting again
* Add comment explaining nvmrc
* Add tests and change semver naming
* Add natural numbers and formatting to semver
* Add newline at the end of semver module
* Add missing space to node mismatch message
Co-authored-by: Martin Šošić <Martinsos@users.noreply.github.com>
This patch allows operations to individually specify whether they want
to use or opt out of auth middleware, via an additional `auth` argument
under the actions/queries sections. If left unspecified it is assumed to
be true.
This is addressed by removing the current global auth middleware
registration, and adding it instead to individual operation route
specification.
Now dev dependencies in package.json are no more hardcoded, instead they are generated (like dependencies) from ServerGenerator.hs and inserted as devDepsChunk.
- `wasp db migrate-save` and `wasp db migrate-up` got replaced with `wasp db migrate-dev`.
- Wasp now has a declarative way to express which db is used, postgresql or sqlite: `db { system: PostgreSQL }`.
- Prisma is now at the latest version, 2.21. PSL parser was upgraded to work with this.
- PostgreSQL can now be used for local development.
- We migrated examples/realworld to work with this new version of Wasp.
* handle case when JWT token verification fails
* added more verbose error handling to to jwt verify
* updated error handling to throw unknown errors
* Fix
Co-authored-by: Martin Sosic <sosic.martin@gmail.com>
