Several commands had no route or returned stubs, so e2e tests silently got
null or empty data. A missing route now fails loudly, the profile loads on
first use so onboarding works, and node status is polled over HTTP. A
parity test keeps the routes from drifting from the Tauri handlers again;
it also caught revisions_by_patch being registered twice.
Parallel e2e tests hit the repo's sigrefs lock when creating COBs
concurrently, which the Tauri avoids by running these commands on
the main thread serially.
Rebuild the issue page as a single column matching the patch page:
the state dropdown sits next to the title, with author, issue ID,
labels and assignees in a row beneath it.
Let issue authors change the state, not only delegates. Add a
delete_issue command so authors can delete their own issues.
Share the delete confirmation and ID chip with the patch page.
Adds a read-only page for a repository's identity document. It shows the
current document together with its full revision history. The data and
wording follow heartwood and the rad id / rad inspect CLI.
Co-Authored-By: Rūdolfs Ošiņš <rudolfs@osins.org>
A repository can sit in storage without being seeded, which `rad ls`
hides and `rad ls --all` shows as "local". A new Settings preference
picks the `Show` passed to `list_repos_summary`, defaulting to seeded.
Unseeding only deletes the policy row, so a node defaulting to `allow`
keeps seeding: `unseed` now reports `DefaultPolicySeeds` instead of
claiming success, and both callers refresh in a `finally` so a failed
`clean` no longer leaves a stale row behind.
`rad unseed` only drops the seeding policy and leaves the repository in
storage, so while `list_repos_summary` listed everything on disk an
unseeded repository never left the sidebar and unseeding looked like it
had done nothing. That call now filters by seeding policy.
The confirmation dialog also offers to delete the files, running the
equivalent of `rad clean` after the unseed.
Co-authored-by: Rūdolfs Ošiņš <rudolfs@osins.org>
Serve `targetBranch` so the UI can tell where a patch is headed. Editing
a title no longer sends its own target, which reset branch-targeted
patches to the default branch.
list_issues previously read through heartwood's id-ordered issue cache,
forcing it to load and sort every issue in memory on each page. Mirror
the patch path instead: a domain/issue Service backed by an IssueStorage
adapter that queries the issues table directly.
This commit allows us to e.g. convert the Set of DIDs we obtain from
assignee actions on cobs into a Set of Authors with their Aliases.
Also it introduces the `FromRadicleAction` trait which can be
implemented for any type of enum we get from the `radicle` create to
convert into a type which is better suited for us.
Removes also any calling the `alias` command in the `PatchTimeline` or
`IssueTimeline` since we already get the alias from the backend the
first time now.
So far we only supported issue operations on the `activity_by_id`
command.
With this commit we separate the commands into a `activity_by_issue` and
`activity_by_patch` command that calls a generic `activity_by_id` trait
implementation.
`Operation` now takes as a generic either `cob/issue/Action.ts` or
`cob/patch/Action.ts`.
Also `Operation` now stores the array of all `Action` that happened on
said operation. I'm not entirely sure if this will help us in the
future, but it represents more closely the state of the relation between
an `Operation` and the cob `Actions`.
Instead of only returning seeded repos, this repo adds 3 new filter
options to the `list_repos` command, under the `show` field
- *all* - All repos that a user has initialized or forked (own
namespace)
- *seeded* - Repos that are beeing seeded by the user
- *delegate* - Repos that the current user is a delegate of.
Rūdolfs Ošiņš