- Settings/About now displays the `status-go` version, read from its
`VERSION` file
- use the actual app icon, to differentiate between prod/dev version
- make the version numbers clickable, taking the user to either the
release notes (prod) or the GH commit browser (dev)
- add "Is production" switch to the About page in storybook
Closes#11424
This partially addresses #11186 as it implements the delete
functionality for community tokens.
If a deployment failed, users have the ability to delete the added
community token from the list.
The retry functionality will be implemented in a follow up commit.
Needs: https://github.com/status-im/status-go/pull/3794
We've been using this signal whenever a user has sent a transaction that
attemps to deploy a smart contract onchain.
However, at this point it's not yet known if the transaction will
actually go through. So to reflect what's actually happening, this
commits renames a few things:
- `SIGNAL_COMMUNITY_TOKEN_DEPLOYED` becomes
`SIGNAL_COMMUNITY_TOKEN_DEPLOYMENT_STARTED`
- `CommunityTokenDeployedArgs` becomes `CommunityTokenDeploymentArgs`
- `onCommunityTokenDeployed` becomes `onCommunityTokenDeploymentStarted`
This should remove any confusion around whether or not deployment is
indeed finished.
As discussed in https://github.com/status-im/status-go/pull/3798, there
was a need to separate the logic in `AddCommunityToken()` into two API.
This commit adjust the client to these changes such that:
1. After community token deployment tx was sent, we create
a `CommunityToken` and add it to the database for tracking purposes
2. Once the tx is mined or dropped, we add the community token to the
community description and publish it, or we update the deployment
state in the database
Needs: https://github.com/status-im/status-go/pull/3798
This change corrects legacy naming that was causing confusion.
Community invites are no longer sent to users. Instead, the community is
just shared. If a user is interested in joining this shared commmunity,
they must submit a request to join.
1. enabled back the tests which were disabled because of context menu changes
2. renamed several to make them look alike
3. disabled 2 tests because they need to be changed a little (additional verifications needed), for now they are duplicating existing stuff
- display an info box when in wallet testnet mode with a CTA to disable
it (functionality enabled for production builds only)
- the CTA can be tested/seen via OverviewSettingsPanelPage storybook page
Closes#11468
- Added `storybook` support to change minted tokens model with Owner and TMaster tokens.
- Added new properties into the `tokenModel` model.
- Extended `CollectiblesView` to allow Owner and TMaster tokens representation.
- Updated `MintedTokensView` in order to display Owner and TMaster tokens.
- Added logic to `enable/disable` MINT and AIRDROP token depending on the owner / tmaster tokens deploy state.
- Added temp buttons in MINT and AIRDROP pages that keeps enabled the flows although owner and tmaster backend is not ready.
- Extended navigation from outsite to minting section, depending on user profile and owner and tmaster states.
- Hide footer options in case of owner token item visualized.
- Added retry flow.
Closes#11299
- close the first popup before opening another
- fix `SignTokenTransactionsPopup` title (it would display "Burn
undefined tokens")
- remove duplicate close() calls
- `destroyOnClose: false` is the default
Fixes#11498
Modify the PermissionUtils a bit to return an array of `[key, channelName]`
instead of just the keys and use it to display the channel names in the
permissions overview panel
(I could have used `QVariantMap` or `QJSonObject` here but those are
always sorted by `key`, so had to resort to using a plain vector/array)
Fixes#11584
Adding the export control node popup. The popup is behind an authentication wall.
1. Create ExportControlNodePopup qml
2. Add the popup in storybook
3. Create authentication flow with qml callback to open the popup after authentication
4. Add the popup open action in Global.qml