closes#16887
The pairing popup can be destroyed while the pairInstructions popup is active. As a result the pair instructions popup will misbehave.
To fix this, the pair instructions component is moved outside of the pair popup scope
(cherry picked from commit 007f75ad4c)
After this change there is not need to pass sendModal instance from AppMain to other parts of app.
Then SendModal should be launched simply by calling Global.openSendModal(....)
closes#16831
Moving the dapp popups to the global scope in order for them to be triggered on any view.
There are a few changes required for this:
1. DAppsWorkflow has been split. Previously all popups were declared in the `DappsComboBox`. Now the DAppsWorkflow inherits the QObject instead and the `DappsComboBox` is used as is in the wallet header.
2. The DAppsWorkflow has been moved to AppMain. The DAppsWorkflow will be constructed in the scope of DAppsService and connected directly to the service signals
3. Updated tests and storybook with the new structure
4. Removed the `dAppsService` from `Global`. There's no reason to keep the `dAppsService` instance in the `Global` singleton.
- legacy Style and ThemePalette removed
- moved and deduplicated font definitions into `Theme` (unrelated to a
color palette)
- `Style.current.foo` -> `Theme.foo`
- `Style.current.fooColor` -> `Theme.palette.fooColor`
- upgrade the imports to 5.15
- removed some mode dead components
Fixes#16514
Implementing the user-story for sign request expiry and add qml tests
+ other minor fixes
## Acceptance Criteria
```
//Always show the expiration
Given the sign/transaction request dialog is shown
When request has an expiration date
Then the user sees a 1 minute countdown in the dialog
```
```
// Show 1 minute timer
Given the sign/transaction request dialog is shown
When the request has 1 minute or less before expiring
Then the user sees a 1 second countdown in the dialog
```
```
Given the sign/transaction dialog is open
When the request expires
Then the Accept button is removed
And the only option for the user is to close the dialog
```
```
Given the sign/transaction request dialog is open
When the request expired
Then the `Sign` and `Reject` buttons are removed
And the `Close` button is visible
```
```
Given the sign/transaction request expired
Then a toast message is showing
And it contains the "<dapp domain> sign request timed out" message
```
```
Given the sign/transaction request dialog is open
When the request expired
Then the sign/transaction request dialog is still visible
```
```
Given the sign/transaction request expires
Then a console message is shown
And it contains 'WC WalletConnectSDK.onSessionRequestExpire; id: ${id}`'
```
- show countdown until which the sign (WalletConnect and Swap) dialogs
expire
- after expiration, hide the Reject/Sign buttons and display a plain
Close button
- make the dialogs non-closable by clicking outside or pressing Esc; the
user has to explicitely click some of the footer buttons
Fixes#16327Fixes#16314
- add a secondary "loading" state (`loadingWithText`), that is show the
loading indicator next to the text
- simplify the StatusBaseButton layout (esp. handling the overall
opacity/visibility)
- add a QML test suite; the code was becoming too complex and adding a
simple boolean prop was getting "dangerous"
- port the SwapModal to use the new `loadingWithText` property
Fixes#15313
Added limitations:
- allowed adding of max 20 accounts
- allowed adding of max 3 watch only accounts
- allowed adding of max 5 key pairs (including the profile key pair)
- allowed adding of max 20 saved addresses per mode
Closes#15934
- format Big decimal numbers correctly according to the current locale;
some precisions loss is tolerated here for the display purposes
- fixes wrong decimal separators in some places and aligns with the
standard in terms of number of decimals, as everywhere else in the app
Fixes#15612Fixes#15790
- when we arrive to a point when all input params are empty, disable the
middle Exchange button
- add QML test for the Exchange button enabled/disabled state
Fixes#15751
The root cause of this issue is the improper computation of the `accountBalance` expression role in the accounts model. Its value depends on another model (`filteredBalancesModel`) and by the time the expression role gets computed the proper `balance ` is not ready in the `filteredBalancesModel`.
This is a quick fix, but maybe the real fix should be restructuring the adapter and the model dependencies. I'd look out for any `ModelUtils` usage and replace it with a declarative approach if possible.
Alex Jbanca
Khushboo Mehta
Anastasiya Semenkevich
Dario Gabriel Lipicar
Sale Djenic
Lukáš Tinkl
Michał Cieślak
Cuteivist
Seitseman
Valentina Novgorodtceva