Apparently some versions of Safari have issues with Websockets if the CSP doesn't explicitly define the `connect_src` in a certain way (including specifying the host). This issue is fixed in later versions of Safari and doesn't affect other browsers, for which the `default_src` with `:self` is sufficient.
While it's quite common to version APIs it's not possible with current
DFC tools. The architecture also uses URLs as identifiers for objects
like products. Having the id of an object change just because the format
of its description changes doesn't make sense. The DFC may solve this by
adding a version number in a different way.
By removing the version from our API URL, all object ids (URIs) should
be stable from now on.
Not sur the request nor the `producers` in the reflex should be like this. This is a proof of concept, and should probably be reviewed
Fix linter issues
For `admin_style_v3` use `<` and `>` for next and previous link
instead of `next` and `previous` string
Extract a mixin for a default box-shadow
Maybe this needs to be redefined. Let's see how next things goes.
When a table is followed by a pagination, remove its margin-bottom + border
Finally, design the pagination component
Add sorting/pagination module, on top of table
We use `cablea_ready.replace`, so need to add `#products-content` id
Use a `pagy` partial with reflex action, instead of the legacy one
- revert the legacy one to its previous state
- in reflex, fetch product with page attribute, 1 by default
Move `pagy` into `admin/shared/v3/` to be reusable
+ use fontawesome icons for next and previous page
Remove useless line
We were hiding that before because the API is not officially released
yet but that's actually quite annoying. It's very conenient to have the
UI on production and be able to try out endpoints.
We need to declare in each spec file for which endpoint the spec is
because it was just choosing the first declared one by default. The
first one was v1 and now it's dfc-v1.7.
This reverts commit 21b80db0ee.
This fix was needed for an old version of the JSON module with a newer
version of Ruby. But we updated the json gem since and don't need this
any more.
