## Description
**Fixes issues with mismatching state between document steps.**
For example, editing a recipient and proceeding to the next step may not
display the updated recipient. And going back will display the old
recipient instead of the updated values.
**This PR also improves mutation and query speeds by adding logic to
bypass query invalidation.**
```ts
export const trpc = createTRPCReact<AppRouter>({
unstable_overrides: {
useMutation: {
async onSuccess(opts) {
await opts.originalFn();
// This forces mutations to wait for all the queries on the page to reload, and in
// this case one of the queries is `searchDocument` for the command overlay, which
// on average takes ~500ms. This means that every single mutation must wait for this.
await opts.queryClient.invalidateQueries();
},
},
},
});
```
I've added workarounds to allow us to bypass things such as batching and
invalidating queries. But I think we should instead remove this and
update all the mutations where a query is required for a more optimised
system.
## Example benchmarks
Using stg-app vs this preview there's an average 50% speed increase
across mutations.
**Set signer step:**
Average old speed: ~1100ms
Average new speed: ~550ms
**Set recipient step:**
Average old speed: ~1200ms
Average new speed: ~600ms
**Set fields step:**
Average old speed: ~1200ms
Average new speed: ~600ms
## Related Issue
This will resolve#470
## Changes Made
- Added ability to skip batch queries
- Added a state to store the required document data.
- Refetch the data between steps if/when required
- Optimise mutations and queries
## Checklist
- [X] I have tested these changes locally and they work as expected.
- [X] I have followed the project's coding style guidelines.
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Co-authored-by: Lucas Smith <me@lucasjamessmith.me>
## Description
Add support to login with passkeys.
Passkeys can be added via the user security settings page.
Note: Currently left out adding the type of authentication method for
the 'user security audit logs' because we're using the `signIn`
next-auth event which doesn't appear to provide the context. Will look
into it at another time.
## Changes Made
- Add passkeys to login
- Add passkeys feature flag
- Add page to manage passkeys
- Add audit logs relating to passkeys
- Updated prisma schema to support passkeys & anonymous verification
tokens
## Testing Performed
To be done.
MacOS:
- Safari ✅
- Chrome ✅
- Firefox ✅
Windows:
- Chrome [Untested]
- Firefox [Untested]
Linux:
- Chrome [Untested]
- Firefox [Untested]
iOS:
- Safari ✅
## Checklist
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- [X] I have tested these changes locally and they work as expected.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Introduced Passkey authentication, including creation, sign-in, and
management of passkeys.
- Added a Passkeys section in Security Settings for managing user
passkeys.
- Implemented UI updates for Passkey authentication, including a new
dialog for creating passkeys and a data table for managing them.
- Enhanced security settings with server-side feature flags to
conditionally display new security features.
- **Bug Fixes**
- Improved UI consistency in the Settings Security Activity Page.
- Updated button styling in the 2FA Recovery Codes component for better
visibility.
- **Refactor**
- Streamlined authentication options to include WebAuthn credentials
provider.
- **Chores**
- Updated database schema to support passkeys and related functionality.
- Added new audit log types for passkey-related activities.
- Enhanced server-only authentication utilities for passkey registration
and management.
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When prisma:migrate-dev needs to reset the database it will run the seed script to repopulate data. Now that we've added the seed script to our root setup command we will want to avoid this behaviour since we will end up double seeding the database which currently can cause issues.
## Description
Fixes the issue with Vercel preview deployments failing.
It appears that the old `PGHOST` environment variable injected by neon
was:
`ep-snowy-snowflake-a2vc5pa2.eu-central-1.aws.neon.tech`
It is now:
`ep-snowy-snowflake-a2vc5pa2.eu-central-1-pooler.aws.neon.tech`
Notice the `-pooler` being attached automatically to the `PGHOST`.
## References
> The following changes were made to the [Neon Vercel
Integration](https://vercel.com/integrations/neon):
>
>To ensure that users accessing a Neon database from a serverless
environment have enough connections, the DATABASE_URL and PGHOST
environment variables added to a Vercel project by the Neon integration
are now set to a pooled Neon connection string by default. Pooled
connections support up to 10,000 simultaneous connections. Previously,
these variables were set to an unpooled connection string supporting
fewer concurrent connections.
https://neon.tech/docs/changeloghttps://neon.tech/docs/guides/vercel#manage-vercel-environment-variables
Return the recipient as an array to match the other formats for Zapier.
Otherwise, Zaps with the "DOCUMENT_OPENED" hooks won't work.
All the other webhooks return the "Recipient" field as an array.
