This commit updates the package version of 'next' from 14.3.0-canary.7 to 14.3.0-canary.9 throughout the pnpm-lock.yaml file. Other dependencies updated with the respective package include '@makerkit/data-loader-supabase-nextjs', '@keystatic/next' and so on. This update is important to ensure the latest features are being utilized while retaining compatibility with existing code.
The commit removes semicolons at the ends of lines and makes updates to the Database object in the `database.types.ts` file. This better aligns the syntax with TypeScript norms. It also affects many database relationships, including but not limited to `Accounts`, `Roles`, and `Subscriptions`.
A "fade-in" animation has been added to the personal account dropdown menu on the dashboard home page. The user data handling has also been modified to ensure the props.user data is used as fallback. The changes should provide a smoother user experience and improved data stability.
Refactored the user authentication method in the dashboard from getSession to getUser, and updated its related variables accordingly. UI components have also been modified, which includes streamlining the importation of the 'cn' function and exporting the 'Stepper' function directly. Lastly, the 'Stepper' function is now included in the package.json for the UI component package.
This commit updates the 'next' package from version 14.2.0 to 14.2.1 across various modules. It also refactors the code for user account handling to make it controlled by an enableTeamAccounts flag in the featureFlagsConfig, essentially allowing the enabling or disabling of the 'team accounts' feature according to the specified flag.
Next.js version has been upgraded from 14.2.0-canary.58 to 14.2.0-canary.60 for performance and stability improvements. Additionally, account session handling has been improved by fetching the session data during server-side processing and passing it to various components, thus optimizing the user experience.
This commit includes a series of UI improvements and import path adjustments across several files. Changes include using a different icon and adjusting the styling in mode-toggle.tsx, modifying class names in personal-account-dropdown.tsx, and updating the import paths in multiple files following the renaming of the 'personal-account-dropdown' to 'personal-account-dropdown-container'.
This change mainly involves replacing 'session' with 'user' in various files in several applications. The function calls related to 'session' have been refactored to reflect 'user'. The '@supabase/supabase-js' package dependency has
Implemented a new ModeToggle feature for theme switching in personal account dropdown. The changes also made adjustments to several UI components, such as transforming Dialog to AlertDialog in transfer-ownership-dialog, and introducing invitation-submit-button in team-accounts. Some minor amendments include text changes and styling modifications.
Removed services and actions related to team account deletion as well as updated paths within other dependent files, better reflecting their new locations. Also, added a new service titled 'AccountBillingService' for handling billing-related operations and restructured the form layout and handled translation in 'team-account-danger-zone' component.
This commit updates the naming convention of icons from Lucide-React, moving some package dependencies to "peerDependencies" in 'team-accounts', 'admin' and 'auth'. Additionally, it includes tweaks to the development server command in apps/web package.json and adds a logger reference to the shared package. Furthermore, cleanup work has been performed within the features and UI packages, and new scripts to interact with Stripe have been added to the root package.json.
The admin functionality related code has been removed which includes various user and organization functionalities like delete, update, ban etc. This includes action logic, UI components and supportive utility functions. Notable deletions include the server action files, dialog components for actions like banning and deleting, and related utility functions. This massive cleanup is aimed at simplifying the codebase and the commit reflects adherence to project restructuring.
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