- if there is no user.avatar, we show a user's initials - up to 3
characters unless there is no name or the name is 'Anonymous'. This is
to support users who on the old alpha were allowed to be anonymous (do
we still want to support this?)
- Add test cases for ☝️
- Refactor to not use any styleguide components and move UserAvatar to
generic directory
by setting up localVue with all required plugins (such as styleguide and vuex)
in a separate testSetup file we can avoid doing this individually in all component tests
the testSetup is executed before each test suite, so each test file gets a fresh
instance of localVue
@mattwr18 I can see odd behaviour of the EDITED marker on mobile: The
text would just overlap.
The current behaviour has its flaws, e.g. if you have a long text it
won't wrap but overflow the comment card. But putting the additional
text into a named slot is certainly better than adding some nodes next
to the `<hc-user>` component.
If we always choose `0` as the default value for `endVal` in case it is
not given (maybe apollo assigns null when the request is in flight) then
just make `0` the default.
- was throwing an error when trying to update commentsCount because of new implementation by @roschaefer which uses countResolver, but there was no related for commentsCount, it was r... also commentsCount is no longer needed anywhere in the code base, it is commentedCount now
Fix#820
Ok, so after I would have to use the same method in three different
locations (`<ds-card>` expects an `image` attribute but cannot render
entire components) I decided to implement the prefix of image urls with
a filter rather than a component. The downside of this is that we have
to add the filter on a lot of component tests. The benefit is less
components and hopefully less complexity.
@ulfgebhardt I refactored the mixin because it's not enough code to
justify the additional complexity. If it's just two lines of code, I
find it the best solution to use a computed property.
You can use components and computed properties excessively, they tend to
be easier to maintain in the long run.
