* Separate environment configs
* wip
* wip
* test
* plugins
* test
* test
* .sequelizerc, unfortunately can't go through /utils/environment due to not supporting TS
* docker-compose -> docker compose
* fix: .local wipes .development
* Add custom validation message for invalid SECRET_KEY (often confused)
* fix: Logic error in toast
fix: Remove useless component
* fix: Logout not clearing all stores
* Add icons to notification settings
* Add eslint rule to enforce spaced comment
* Add eslint rule for arrow-body-style
* Add eslint rule to enforce self-closing components
* Add menu to api key settings
Fix: Deleting webhook subscription does not remove from UI
Split webhook subscriptions into active and inactive
Styling updates
* types
* Working, but messy
* Add InputColor component
* types
* Show default theme values when not customized
* Support custom theme on team sign-in page
* Payload validation
* Custom theme on shared documents
* Improve theme validation
* Team -> Workspace in settings
* fix: Pasting from Microsoft Office pastes image. Closes#3058
* fix: Use Storage wrapper implementation for all editor calls to localStorage
closes#4776
* stash
* wip
* cleanup
* Remove collaborativeEditing toggle, it will always be on in next release.
Flip separateEdit -> seamlessEdit
* Clarify language, hide toggle when collaborative editing is disabled
* Flip boolean to match, easier to reason about
* Index emails migration
* feat: Add available teams to auth.info endpoint
* test
* separate presenter
* Include data from sessions cookie, include likely logged in state
* test
* test: Add test for team only in session cookie
* Suggested query change in PR feedback
* change the api of domain parsing to just parseDomain and getCookieDomain
* adds getBaseDomain as the method to get the domain after any official subdomains
* Normalize code around localStorage
Persist disabled embed state
* fix: Cannot view more than 10 starred items on load
* More tidying of sidebar state
This PR moves the entire project to Typescript. Due to the ~1000 ignores this will lead to a messy codebase for a while, but the churn is worth it – all of those ignore comments are places that were never type-safe previously.
closes#1282
