- Add release read API to httpd as cargo feature enabled by default
- Add Releases and Release views to the UI
- Filter out redacted artifacts and mark delegate authors
- Degrade releases UI gracefully with older radicle-httpd versions
- Hide fully redacted releases
- Skip releases in the list endpoint when every artifact was redacted by
its author or a delegate, so no empty release entries are shown
- Keep them reachable with showRedacted=true and by release id
- Add e2e tests for the release routes
Co-Authored-By: Rūdolfs Ošiņš <rudolfs@osins.org>
So the badges stop fetching the full diff just for insertions and
deletions; the patch view did it on every load. Falls back to the
full diff when the backend doesn't serve the new endpoint.
So the header and history stop fetching full tree stats just for the
commit count. Falls back to the previous behaviour when the backend
doesn't serve the new endpoint.
This also upgrades dompurify to the latest version, outside our cooldown
window, for a security fix (verified safe with extra security checks).
Newer dompurify versions expose a bug where happy-dom renders one of our
custom elements incorrectly in tests, unlike real browsers. Switch the unit
test environment from happy-dom to jsdom to fix the failing tests.
Public seeds return `"agent": null` because their deployed httpd
binaries can't parse i2p/onion rows that newer nodes write to the
address table — `AddressStore::get` fails and the handler falls back
to `None`. Allow null in the zod schema and hide the user-agent row
in the UI when it's missing.
Workaround until heartwood ships `StoreExt::agent_of` (reads only
the `agent` column, no address hydration) and httpd adopts it.
Changes which were needed after the upgrade:
- Replace vite-plugin-virtual (vite 8 incompatible) with vite's
built-in `define` for the buildTimeConfig injection
- tsconfig: drop deprecated `baseUrl` (TS 5+ resolves `paths`
relative to tsconfig)
- Vitest 4: import `defineConfig` from `vitest/config` so `test`
is valid in vite configs
- Zod 4: rename `.errors` to `.issues`, make `ZodSchema` a
type-only import, drop the removed `SafeParseReturnType`
- Tighten/loosen generic casts in localStore to match stricter
zod 4 inference
- ESLint 9 `no-useless-assignment`: remove redundant initializers
and dead reassignments; disable the rule where Svelte's reactive
blocks confuse the analyser
- Svelte/eslint `prefer-svelte-reactivity`: disable for legacy
Svelte usages of URL / Set
- Misc naming-convention and prefer-const fixes
Allow radicle-explorer to connect to a locally running radicle-httpd via
https://app.radicle.xyz/nodes/localhost. This was previously disabled to
encourage use of Radicle Desktop, but is now useful for testing the new
always-on node in local development environments.
Remove support for /nodes/radicle.local, an undocumented and unused convention.
Fix remote node loading when Cloudflare URL-encodes port separator (: → %3A).
Instead of panicking when trying to handle non utf8 lines we should
return `null` as line output.
This way we can on the frontend detect if a file has any lines the api
wasn't able to parse and fallback to show a file as a `Binary File`
We are returning `assignees` in patches as `Author` since March 2024, so
we should also parse patches with the correct zod schema.
This shouldn't break any up to date `radicle-httpd`
Instead of relying on a `apiVersion` config variable that has to be
changed and semver respected we use a deployment id that is new on each
deployment to do cache busting
In case of a `ResponseParseError` instead of comparing the versions of
httpd and the web client strictly, we should make sure to check if httpd
fulfills the web clients version requirement (to be the same major
version) and else fallback to a more verbose error about the different
versions.
We also remove the `/api/v1/profile` endpoint because that was only
supposed to be used with a local node and not publicly accessible. All
fields that are still used in the UI were moved to `/api/v1/node`.
We bump the API and crate versions since this is a breaking change.
squash or drop!: Small suggestion for improvement
Rūdolfs Ošiņš