- @roschaefer, I reverted the changes you made that were unrelated to
the server-side rendering issue with the editor... maybe we can put in a
separate PR with them, or a subset of them that doesn't remove the
reactivity of the editor placholder(?)
This is fixing a bug where sometimes the editor would not get displayed
until you click into the title text fields. This commit also removes
some obscure optimizations.
I'm really annoyed by the cruft that we still carry around until this
very day.
Every single line of untested code, which you left because you thought:
"Well sure this is going to improve performance!" is going to bite you.
- this was making things more likely to fail from the frontend, we would
need to consider doing a db manipulation for users from the old alpha
who have user.name as null.
- it only protects against someone who bypasses our UI and sends a
message directly to the backend, but if they can do that we have bigger
problems.
- write tests for userMiddleware
- checks the functionality of nodes/locations middleware
- refactor to not allow users to update to remove their name
debatable whether we want that or not, but we do not allow users to
create accounts with no name, so we should be consistent, before we were
using neode to validate this, but we have are removing neode from
production code, so we must validate ourselves
- collate UpdateUser mutations to one
I don't know where the bug originates. But it can only be that either
`previousResult` or `fetchMore` result is sometimes undefined. This
should make the function bullet-proof for these situations.
@alina-beck the CSS class `.ds-card-footer` gets in the way of the
`overflow: hidden` from the styleguide. The scoping avoids the issue.
Of course this is not a great solution and the whole file needs to be
refactored and fixed. I also see a lot of `<div>`s with a style
attribute. All of that is legacy code that survived for too long.
- we still add the imageAspectRatio for new posts, but we don't do
anything with the layout until we figure out how to add
imageAspectRatios for every post with an image in the database without
causing a big downtime
- Update seed file with more human readable imageAspectRatios
- Remove copy script from Dockerfile to not expose to others. we'll need
to either start a maintenance server, so it has access to both the
backend/public/uploads and cypher-shell, or copy a script to the backend
that creates a csv, which can be copied to the neo4j pod and then loaded
into the cypher.
- Remove unintended changes to deployment/legacy-migration
- Add back image compression to Post images
