proposals / issues are fetched that tag the repo address pointer
for each maintainer listed in the selected repo event. not just the
ones that tag the selected proposal event.
previously, the link to each proposal would change the selected
repository to the first address pointer tagged in the proposal event
not only is the selected repo changing without the user's knowledge,
it can also cause an error if it points to a repo event that doesn't
exist. this happned here:
nostr:note1h25kwpycszl33285exdkrm4qz7a03e37nf4ujvexwqz94yj3k4xql9yj23
this ensures that the selected repo address pointer doesnt change.
if the proposal is accessed via gitworkhop.dev/e/<ref> the page will
error. a seperate change is needed to check through each
address pointer listed until it finds one that points to an actual
event.
stop automatic grouping of repo events by identifer and
earliest unique commit into a single collection.
allow selection of different repos that have an
identifier collision by prioritising pubkey:identifier
over identifer
show repos grouped by name
the dropdown icon was present but the selector component wasn't used
the selector options appeared without padding in header so this was
added in the component
fixes
https://gitworkshop.dev/repo/gitworkshop/issue/
7a8983734d366ae22828b4bbcc5c292480f427ab9f5a78428aa6fca1c9562b7b
store hexpubkey in Repo and Proposal data object
instead of full profile
this prevents unnecessary state updates for those objects
the trade-off is including business logic (getting profile data)
within UI components
this is mitigated by allowing hexpubkey or UserObject to be passed
to UI components so that UI component tests can be written without
having to worry about business logic
this new approach can be abstracted to other object types
choose repo events based from earliest_unique_commit and indentifier
based on:
- number of mentions (issues and root patches)
- most recent created_at
identify repo events for the same repository based on identical identifiers
and use of earliest_unique_commit
use stores for collections of repo events
DanConwayDev