Reviews are locally persisted but only published to the network by an
explicit user action.
- [ ] Delete line comments on draft reviews
[squash] Sort imports, separate type imports into own section
In case of an outdated cobs cache we display a banner on top of the
patch or issue listing, to allow users to rebuild the cobs cache of a
repo similar to running `rad patch cache`
After rebuilding we fetch the issues or patches from the start.
Small caveat with patches:
The banner can only be shown after a user fetched all patches from the
backend, so we are sure we tried to fetch all of them.
This now allows setting `GIT_HEAD` "from the outside" and will
gracefully fall back to "unknown" in case there's any issue figuring out
what HEAD refers to.
- by default open repos on the home view
- show a rendered README on the repo home page
- show repo metadata: visibility, canonical branch, threshold, delegates
and allow list with aliases
- make layout responsive on repo home
- add copy button to code blocks in markdown
So we don't materialize the whole list multiple times especially when
paginating. Mostly written by Finto, I was just driving.
Co-authored-by: Fintan Halpenny <fintan.halpenny@gmail.com>
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.
This allows us for onboarding to e.g. fail if there is no profile around
and guide new users through identity creation.
Also it makes the tauri run function easier to understand
Rūdolfs Ošiņš