By using `page.route` we weren't changing the response of
`https://example.com` since we where only changing it on the initial
page.
By using `context` we are able to change the response for any request to
that site on all playwright pages.
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
This new component doesn't rely on marked.js but escapes any special
characters and then replaces any backtick with a <code> HTML tag to
render any inline codeblocks in all titles.
radicle-httpd and rad-web have been removed from the files.radicle.xyz
tar files, so we should build them to always have the web client be
compatible with the httpd
Since the legacy config is being deprecated at the end of 2024, we
should start moving to the eslint flat config.
I avoided the tseslint config helper function so we avoid wrapping
magic.
This seems to have triggered more checking since any checks in svelte
files have appeared and the $$Generic type that is being deprecated had
to be rewritten.
Also fixes some any types that weren't caught previously
The execa update allows us two simplify two things
1. Output collection in a log file with a prefix can be done through
`stdout` and `stderr` options of `execa`.
2. We don’t need to ensure that all subprocesses are killed when the
main process exits. `execa` takes care of this
We have a new apiVersion value in the config json that needs to be
changed for each breaking change on httpd so we can simulate a new
resource to the cache and get it cleared.
Also improves the ResponseParseError giving the user more information
on, if the node or the web client is outdated
Currently the httpd doesn't serve private projects, so this test fails
everytime.
We should look at it again once we figured out how to serve private
projects securely.
Sebastian Martinez