* feat: support user preferences
* feat: support team preferences
* fix: update snapshots
* feat: update last visited url by user
* fix: update snapshots
* fix: use path instead of complete url
* fix: do not expose preferences to other users with the exception of admin
* feat: support defaultDocumentStatus as a team preference
* feat: allow edit even when collaborative editing is enabled
* Revert "feat: allow edit even when collaborative editing is enabled"
This reverts commit a22a02a406d01eb418dab32249b8b846bf77c59b.
* Revert "feat: support defaultDocumentStatus as a team preference"
This reverts commit 4928cffe5c682952b1e469a3e50a1a34d05dcc58.
* fix: keep preference as a boolean
* Improve types
* More types, fix default permission for viewers added to collection
* fix change of default role for CollectionGroup
* Restore policy
* test
* tests
* provide a type-ahead search input on shared document pages that allow search of child document tree
* improve keyboard navigation handling of all search views
* improve coloring on dark mode list selection states
* refactor PaginatedList component to eliminate edge cases
* Migrations, models, commands
* ui
* Move starred hint to location state
* lint
* tsc
* refactor
* Add collection empty state in expanded sidebar
* Add empty placeholder within starred collections
* Drag and drop improves, Relative refactor
* fix: Starring untitled draft leaves empty space
* fix: Creating draft in starred collection shouldnt open main
* fix: Dupe drop cursor
* Final fixes
* fix: Canonical redirect replaces starred location state
* fix: Don't show reorder cursor at the top of collection with no permission to edit when dragging
* feat: Added ability to click another user to observe them, mainly for fun
* language, lower debounce, prevent tooltip from hiding when toggling observation
* fix: Don't allow observing self, added banner at top of screen
* Dont edit tooltip as it's confusing between our actions and theirs
* snapshots
This PR moves the entire project to Typescript. Due to the ~1000 ignores this will lead to a messy codebase for a while, but the churn is worth it – all of those ignore comments are places that were never type-safe previously.
closes#1282
