- Add database persistence to $updateActiveDid() method
- Implement dual-write to both active_identity and settings tables
- Add error handling with graceful fallback to in-memory updates
- Include debug logging for migration monitoring
- Update () to call () with fallback to settings
- Maintain backward compatibility while using new active_identity table
- Update migration plan documentation to reflect completed Step 1
- Restore Playwright workers to 4 (was accidentally set to 1)
Tests: 39/40 passing (1 unrelated UI failure)
Migration progress: Step 1 complete, ready for Step 2 dual-write implementation
Update $getActiveIdentity() method to return { activeDid: string } instead
of full ActiveIdentity object. Add validation to ensure activeDid exists
in accounts table and clear corrupted values. Update migration plan to
reflect completed first step of API layer implementation.
- Change return type from Promise<ActiveIdentity> to Promise<{ activeDid: string }>
- Add account validation with automatic corruption cleanup
- Simplify query to only select activeDid field
- Improve error handling to return empty string instead of throwing
- Update migration plan documentation with current status
- Add migration 003 with data migration logic to prevent data loss
- Create dedicated ActiveIdentity interface in separate file for better architecture
- Implement $getActiveIdentity method in PlatformServiceMixin
- Enhance $updateActiveDid with dual-write pattern for backward compatibility
- Maintain separation of concerns between settings and active identity types
- Follow project architectural pattern with dedicated type definition files
The migration creates active_identity table alongside existing settings,
automatically copying existing activeDid data to prevent user data loss.
Dual-write pattern ensures backward compatibility during transition.
Migration includes:
- Schema creation with proper constraints and indexes
- Automatic data transfer from settings.activeDid to active_identity.activeDid
- Validation to ensure data exists before migration
- Atomic operation: schema and data migration happen together
- Rename $getSettings to $getMasterSettings for clarity
- Remove unused account-specific logic (never called with accountDid)
- Simplify method signature by removing unused key parameter
- Update all 8 call sites and interface definitions
- Maintain backward compatibility for all existing functionality
All calls to $getSettings used MASTER_SETTINGS_KEY, so the complex
branching logic for account-specific settings was unnecessary.
- Change server switching logs to debug level
- Implement structured error logging for profile operations
- Handle common HTTP status codes gracefully
- Maintain user notifications while cleaning console output
- Replaced all instances of "Unnamed Member" with "Someone Unnamed"
- Removed unused UNNAMED_MEMBER constant
- Renamed UNNAMED_PERSON to THAT_UNNAMED_PERSON to match its value
- Renamed UNNAMED_USER to UNNAMED_PERSON and changed the value to "unnamed person"
Removes over-engineered ProfileService and ServiceInitializationManager
classes that were only used in one place. Inlines all profile logic
directly into AccountViewView.vue to reduce complexity and improve
maintainability.
- Deletes ProfileService.ts (325 lines)
- Deletes ServiceInitializationManager.ts (207 lines)
- Inlines ProfileData interface and methods into AccountViewView
- Maintains all existing functionality while reducing code footprint
perf(logging): convert excessive info logs to debug level
Reduces console noise by converting high-frequency, low-value logging
from info to debug level across navigation, API calls, and component
lifecycle operations. Improves performance and reduces log verbosity
for normal application flow.
- Router navigation guards: info → debug
- Plan loading operations: info → debug
- User registration checks: info → debug
- Image server rate limits: info → debug
- Component lifecycle events: info → debug
- Settings loading operations: info → debug
Maintains warn/error levels for actual issues while reducing noise
from expected application behavior.
- Revert ProfileService from broken /api/partner/userProfile endpoint to working /api/partner/userProfileForIssuer/${did}
- Fix location data display by restoring single profile object response parsing
- Remove complex array handling logic that was unnecessary for current user profiles
- Restore original working functionality that was broken by recent refactoring
Problem: Recent ProfileService creation changed endpoint from working userProfileForIssuer/${did}
to broken userProfile (list endpoint), causing location data to not display properly.
Solution: Revert to original working endpoint and response parsing logic that returns
single profile objects with location data instead of arrays of all profiles.
Files changed:
- src/services/ProfileService.ts: Restore working endpoint and simplify response parsing
Testing: Profile loading now works correctly for both existing and new profiles,
location data is properly extracted and displayed, maps render correctly.
- Notifications and toasts now appear higher than dialogs when appearing together
- Standardized dialog z-index
- Added documentation for z-index guide
- Add unique request IDs for claim submission tracking
- Add unique request IDs for plan loading tracking
- Include comprehensive request context (endpoint, server, timestamp)
- Enhance error logging with specific error codes and messages
- Improve debugging capabilities for server operations
Testing: TypeScript compilation passes, no linting errors
Impact: Better debugging and monitoring of API operations
- Remove forced production server override in PlatformServiceMixin.()
- Remove forced production server override in PlatformServiceMixin.()
- Remove forced production server override in HomeView.ensureCorrectApiServer()
- Fix type error in HomeView.latLongInAnySearchBox coordinates
Testing: TypeScript compilation passes, no linting errors
Impact: Users can now switch API servers freely without forced overrides
- Fix PlatformServiceMixin.() ambiguous OR condition
- Use specific queries for master settings (id) vs account settings (accountDid)
- Resolve settings priority conflicts affecting server switching
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing settings structure
Testing: TypeScript compilation passes, no linting errors
Impact: Settings now load correctly without query ambiguity
- Fix fetchImageRateLimits to accept configurable imageServer parameter instead
of hardcoded DEFAULT_IMAGE_API_SERVER
- Add enhanced diagnostic logging for image server operations with server
context, error tracking, and user registration status
- Update AccountViewView.vue to pass correct image server parameter
- Ensure consistent server switching behavior across all API endpoints
- Prevent similar server configuration issues in image operations
Fixes server switching not applying to image rate limit checks and provides
complete visibility into image server operations for debugging and monitoring.
- Enhanced user registration diagnostics with detailed error context
- Server switching flow logging with before/after values
- Improved error handling with server context
- Fixed type safety issues
Confirms server switching fix is working perfectly while providing
comprehensive debugging for user migration and environment issues.
- Fix database query logic in PlatformServiceMixin.$getSettings() to properly
distinguish between master settings (ID) and account settings (DID)
- Add comprehensive logging for settings debugging with request IDs and
component tracking
- Fix ProfileService initialization order in AccountViewView to use correct
partnerApiServer after settings load
- Add URL flow testing interface in TestView for debugging server switching
- Enhance settings consistency validation and error handling
Resolves issue where profile server changes were saved but not applied due to
incorrect database query logic and settings priority handling.
Files changed: PlatformServiceMixin.ts, AccountViewView.vue, TestView.vue,
TopMessage.vue, main.ts, router/index.ts
Testing: Added comprehensive URL flow testing interface for validation
- Add @capacitor/status-bar dependency for safe area detection
- Implement SafeAreaPlugin for Android with proper inset calculation
- Create safeAreaInset.js utility for CSS custom property injection
- Update Android manifest and build configuration for plugin
- Integrate safe area handling across Vue components and views
- Update iOS Podfile and Android gradle configurations
- Add commitlint and husky for commit message validation
Technical changes:
- SafeAreaPlugin uses WindowInsets API for Android R+ devices
- Fallback detection for navigation bar and gesture bar heights
- CSS custom properties: --safe-area-inset-{top,bottom,left,right}
- Platform-specific detection (Android WebView only)
- StatusBar plugin integration for top inset calculation
- Add unified .dialog-overlay and .dialog classes to tailwind.css
- Remove duplicated dialog styles from 9 Vue components
- Standardize z-index to 50 for all dialogs
- Preserve special cases: FeedFilters (z-index: 100), PhotoDialog (camera styles)
- Eliminate ~200 lines of duplicated CSS code
- Updated ContactNameDialog from using getter methods to direct CSS classes
- Improve maintainability with single source of truth for dialog styling
- Replace custom onboarding button with RegistrationNotice component
- Maintain v-else conditional rendering for unregistered users
- Remove unused methods and imports related to custom registration flow
- Use contextual message "To announce a project, get someone to onboard you."
- Remove unnecessary wrapping div in RegistrationNotice
Completes registration UI standardization across all main views.
- Centralize all registration notice logic within upgraded RegistrationNotice component
- Clean up unused methods and imports in HomeView and AccountViewView
- Customizable message to maintain original contextual wordings unique to each view
Component is now more focused and follows Vue.js best practices
for conditional rendering.
- Add DID validation using isDid() function to prevent invalid DIDs from loading current user's info
- Show error message and redirect to HomeView for invalid DID formats (e.g., /did/0)
- Import NOTIFY_CONTACT_INVALID_DID constant for consistent error messaging
Resolves: DIDView loading current user's info for invalid DID parameters
- Replace unsafe (error as any).config patterns with proper type guards
- Add hasConfigProperty() type guard for safe error property checking
- Add getConfigProperty() method for type-safe config extraction
- Eliminate @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any violations
Problem: ProfileService had unsafe type casting with (error as any).config
that violated TypeScript type safety guidelines and caused linting errors.
Solution: Implement proper type guards following established patterns:
- hasConfigProperty() safely checks if error has config property
- getConfigProperty() extracts config without type casting
- Maintains exact same functionality while ensuring type safety
Files changed:
- src/services/ProfileService.ts: Replace any types with type guards
Testing: Linting passes, type-check passes, functionality preserved.
Fix iOS deep link "Invalid Deep Link" error by updating parseDeepLink
to use correct parameter keys from ROUTE_MAP instead of always using 'id'.
- Replace hardcoded 'id' parameter assignment with dynamic lookup
- Use routeConfig.paramKey for route-specific parameter names (e.g., groupId for onboard-meeting-members)
- Maintain backward compatibility with fallback to 'id' for routes without explicit paramKey
- Add src/main.ts as dynamic entry point that loads platform-specific code
- Update index.html to use dynamic main.ts instead of hardcoded main.web.ts
- Remove external capacitor config from vite.config.common.mts to ensure proper bundling
- Enables consistent platform detection across all build targets
- Use proper logger utility instead of console.log for platform detection logging
Removes debug span showing map loading status that was left in production code.
Keeps map functionality intact while cleaning up UI for production use.
- Replace any types in ProfileService with AxiosErrorResponse interface
- Add type-safe error URL extraction method
- Fix Leaflet icon type assertion using Record<string, unknown>
- Enhance AxiosErrorResponse interface with missing properties
- Maintain existing functionality while improving type safety
Closes typing violations in ProfileService.ts and AccountViewView.vue
- Replace type assertions with proper type guards in ProfileService
- Add isAxiosError type guard and improve error handling
- Clean up formatting and improve type safety in deepLinks service
- Remove type assertions in AccountViewView Vue component
- Improve code formatting and consistency across services
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer
Trent Larson
Jose Olarte III