Fixes#10428
The issue above happened when you double click on a chat section. It causes the fetch to happen twice, which is wasteful, but also causes the model to get reset while it's being processed, thus creating the crash.
The fix here is to not signal that we are changing section if we are trying to switch to the section which is already active (makes sense ofc)
for everything that's not a user interface element, esp. for static/big
images or chat/message elements which get served from locally anyway from
status-go
Iterates #10339
- move the add/edit FAB icon to the topright corner as designed
- prepare UI changes for being able to delete banner/logo (missing impl
in status-go)
Fixes: #9680
Upgrade Nim compiler to 1.6.
The necessary changes are related to how `for` loops now implicitly
create a `lent` type, which is Nim's way of creating a "temporary"
reference to an item inside a collection - this helps performance by
avoiding a copy of the data, but it also means that the copy that
previously was implicit in the for loop must be made explicit in the
code.
Fixes#10384
The problem was that doing the sort inside the insertRows messed up the model.
I removed it and it fixed the issues. However, it created an other issue with ordering.
The problem this time is that when populating the model at the start, we do not get the chats in order, so calculating the right position to insert a chat is difficult.
Instead, I use a setData function to just put all the chats in the items list, sort it and call it done, using the resetModel function.
I also did some clean ups.
Please note that this solution serves as a temporary workaround and
comes with variety of limitations, particulary concerning the chat
input state. For instance, the reply area is not retained when switching
between chats.
Ideally the root cause, which is the high memory consumption of both
`StatusChatInput` and `MessageContextMenuView`, should be fixed. Once
this issue is addressed, the current workaround can be reverted.
fixes: #10378
Id removed from StatusBaseText used in default contentItem, what was
causing that default contentItem was instantiated even when overridden
by user. Radius and cursorShape properties exposed.
- expose "isEnsVerified" as model role
- fix returning "ensName" when the user is not ensVerified
- react to nickname updates correctly
- fix sorting in the user/member list view
the contact details are fetched imperatively in these popups (not via
model updates), so we need to setup a signal to be able to react to those
changes
Major changes:
- Don't allow empty network selection. End up using the nim model
directly instead because of individual row changes issues
encountered with nim models
- Made the clone model a generic implementation to be used in other
places where we need to clone a model: ReceiveModal,
AddEditSavedAddressPopup
- Use cloned model as alternative to NetworksExtraStoreProxy in
ReceiveModal
- Added tristate support to our generic checkbox control
- UX improvements as per design
- Fix save address tests naming and zero address issue
- Various fixes
Notes:
- Failed to make NetworkSelectPopup follow ground-truth: show partially
checked as user intention until the network is selected in the
source model. Got stuck on nim models not being stable models and
report wrong entry change when reset. Tried sorting and only updating
changes without reset but it didn't work.
- Moved grouped property SingleSelectionInfo to its own file from
an inline component after finding out that it fails to load on Linux
with error "Cannot assign to property of unknown type: "*".".
It works on MacOS as expected
Closes: #10119
This way we prevent situation in which a developer or QA engineer runs a
custom job with adjusted parameters, and then all following jobs use
those modified parameters implicitly. The more sane behavior is to
always revert to defaults for PR builds, but remember last used
parameters for non-PR builds.
Signed-off-by: Jakub Sokołowski <jakub@status.im>
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