Before, when you clicked the "Open in External Browser" button from the
`HelpView`, the browser would attempt to open the embedded url, which
may or may not still exist, depending on whether the content was cached
from the last time the app was opened (since the embedded docsite uses a
random port). Now, we'll swap the embedded url for the public docsite
equivalent when you open in an external browser.
NodeJS 20 is almost EOL so I'm updating our workflows to use NodeJS 22.
This does not change anything about our app, which will still use NodeJS
20 until Electron shifts away from it. NodeJS 22 is fully
backwards-compatible with NodeJS 20 so there's no issue from a testing
standpoint.
With the tab refactor, we introduced a regression that prevented window
transparency from working. Rather than applying overrides of the app
background color (where we record window opacity) to the body of the
document, we were applying it to the main div. This meant that while the
main div was transparent, the body was not (since the default background
color we set for the body is opaque). With this change, we update the
body background directly.
I added this debounce to delay the blurring of the background nodes when
a node was magnified to account for the animation, but it looks weird
for the ephemeral nodes since there's no animation when first showing
them. When we work on node creation animations maybe I'll add back this
delay
Ephemeral blocks can now be added to the LayoutModel for a tab. Only one
ephemeral block can exist at a time. It is placed above all other
blocks, including the magnified blocks.
Updates how magnified and ephemeral blocks overlay the other blocks.
Now, there's a blurred backdrop behind them that will obscure the other
blocks. As a result of this, the overlayed blocks are now translucent.
The docsite path was being initialized as a global variable. This wasn't
an issue before we were caching and unsetting the env vars, but now that
`wavebase.GetWaveAppPath()` returns the contents of the cached variable,
we need to read its value at runtime, since it won't be set at the time
the global variable is initialized.
Renames defaultwidgets.json file in defaultconfig to widgets.json and
removes references to defaultwidgets in the codebase and documentation.
Going forward, users will see one unified list of widgets in the sidebar
with no separator between default and custom widgets. Users can manually
move any edits to their defaultwidgets.json file into their widgets.json
file to get back their overrides.
White text on green breaks site accessibility standards so I'm updating
the active text color for the platform picker pill to be
`--ifm-color-secondary-contrast-foreground`, which is white on light
mode and light grey on dark mode.
