- Handle ResponseParseErros, ResponseErrors and normal errors
differently.
- Show them all in the same `LoadError` view
- Add a subtitle to give users some more information on what could have
gone wrong.
- Add more properties to the copyable error message to make debugging
easier.
- Due to missing preferredSeed config option we where trying to connect to
seed.radicle.garden on the fixture creation.
- This commit also starts first nodes before httpds due to the config
being updated by the node.
- Add support for checking the tracking table from `radicle-httpd` to
get a more precise information if the project is being tracked by the
local node.
- If a user isn't authenticated with their local httpd instance, we
still show the Popover to explain how to do it on the CLI
We change the instructions to connect to a local node to use the
simplified authentication flow.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Scholtes <geigerzaehler@axiom.fm>
Following the heartwood release 6ca7da2 we also rename tracking
to seeding, and update our `radicle-httpd` endpoints and configs.
Also updates test suites to handle new CLI commands.
Instead of relying on the `exit-hook` dependency, we should listen to
`exit`, `SIGINT`, `SIGTERM` and other exceptions, and kill all running
processes.
We currently use all three ways of importing lodash.
The one that provides us with the smalles bundle size is.
```
import isEqual from "lodash/isEqual";
```
So we should use that everywhere
When setting up the global fixtures we need to ensure that the peers
that create changes sync their changes to the seed (palm). The only
thing necessary is for the peer to discover palm as the seed for the
project. Then `git push rad --all` will sync all changes to palm.
It’s not necessary to listen for any other event and we remove the
corresponding calls to `waitForEvent` or `waitForRoutes`.
In fact, these calls never did anything besides sleep since the
implementation of `waitForEvent` was faulty. We fix that, too.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Scholtes <geigerzaehler@axiom.fm>
Rūdolfs Ošiņš