Use the original UID format consistently across API, username, and store validation so UUID-based callers continue to work. Regenerate API documentation and add regression coverage for UUID memo IDs.
Share canonical user and memo query caches across creator, reaction, comment, mention, and relation lookups. Reuse list data for relation snippets and cover overlapping queries with regression tests.
- Cache fingerprinted frontend assets for one month.
- Load media, rich renderers, dialogs, and editors only when needed.
- Simplify seeded demo content and cover deferred-loading behavior.
Validate new user-provided IDs using the AIP-122 format while retaining legacy UID compatibility. Correct resource annotations and canonical names returned by user stats.
Settings drops the all-in-one bordered card for a de-carded layout in
the property-rail design language: a sticky table-of-contents rail at
md+ (Settings wordmark, uppercase group labels, quiet anchor rows) and
a horizontally swipeable chip strip below md, replacing the mobile
section dropdown. Nav items are real anchors with aria-current, and
switching sections scrolls back to the top.
Access Tokens becomes a first-class section with an explainer panel:
what a PAT is and a copyable curl example (real instance origin,
memos_pat_ prefix) beside token-safety guidelines in a two-column band,
with a Learn more docs link and the tokens table beneath. Successful
PAT authentication now records the token's lastUsedAt asynchronously
inside resolveBearer, with a clone-before-mutate cache guard and
monotonic writes in the store, surfaced in a Last used column.
Also localizes the create dialog's 90 Days label, lets the My Account
row wrap instead of clipping on narrow screens, and drops the dead
select-section key from all locales.
Login on the demo instance is SSO-only, so visitors always arrive as a
fresh user and consume seed content through Explore. Rebuild the seed
around that funnel: four personas (steven the maintainer, alice, ben,
zoe), a public feed mixing short captures with long-form anchors, and
protected memos that visibly appear after sign-in to teach the
visibility model.
Every headline feature is now demonstrated: nested tags, memo
references, comments with mentions, reactions, locations, a database-
stored image attachment, and a rendering test memo covering math,
mermaid, code, tables, and task lists.
Rework MemoDetailSidebar into a Linear-style rail: a quiet icon action
cluster (pin, copy link, share image, share links) followed by
label/value property rows for visibility, created/edited times, author,
and location, then hairline-separated sections for tags, attachments,
relations, and the outline. Attachments and reference relations were
previously not surfaced in the sidebar at all.
- Visibility is editable in place, reusing VisibilitySelector with a
new compact size variant that matches the 13px row grammar
- Pin toggle and visibility changes go through useUpdateMemo
- MemoOutline gains active-section tracking (scroll-spy), depth
indentation, and tick-rail styling; drops the animated underline
and native title tooltips
- Widen the detail rail from w-56 to w-60
Remove the zero-padding line override that replaced CodeMirror's built-in horizontal spacing and caused the editor content regression reported in #6093.
Disable completion icons through CodeMirror configuration, preserve placeholder and dark-theme contrast, and remove redundant editor style overrides.
Fixes#6093
Rebuild /about around an identity hero: instance branding with custom
profile fallbacks, a demo badge, and version/commit chips linked to the
GitHub release and commit. Dev builds show a plain version chip and hide
the unknown-commit chip.
Project links become an annotated directory (homepage, docs, API docs,
GitHub repo), followed by an MIT license note. The bird sprite gallery
moves out of the page, and the version/commit block leaves the settings
sidebar now that /about owns build info.
- Load IdPs and supported instance-setting groups as runtime overlays from /etc/secrets.
- Reject API mutations of deployment-managed resources and serialize authentication safety checks across database drivers.
- Preserve upgrade compatibility, demo SSO policy, stable IdP ordering, and driver-specific transaction retries.
Rebuild the auth pages around a shared AuthPageLayout card with a
three-tier guidance hierarchy: the form (or provider buttons) on top,
a centered switch sentence below it, and a quiet explore band anchored
to the card foot on public instances.
- add AuthPageLayout (brand row, chip, empty state, link prompt,
explore band gated by instance URL with hideExplore opt-out)
- extract CredentialFields shared by sign-in and sign-up forms
- extract IdentityProviderButtons; fetch the provider list via a
cached TanStack Query hook with an enabled flag
- cover every instance config: SSO-only, password-only, registrations
closed, private instance, nothing enabled, first-run setup, admin
- promote /auth/signup, /auth/admin, /auth/callback to ROUTES and add
appendSearchParams for param-preserving auth links
- move the explore link out of AuthFooter (selectors only now)
- refresh en and zh-Hans auth strings; drop dead keys
- scan /etc/secrets for memos-idp-*.json after migrations and demo seeding
- reconcile protobuf JSON identity providers by stable UID
- validate all discovered providers before applying updates
- support providers requiring client_secret_basic while preserving POST fallback
- stop logging user-info claims and mapped profile data
- cover both client authentication styles with PKCE
Rework ListUsers to match the ListMemos pagination contract: opaque
PageToken, normalizePageSize, DB-level limit+1 look-ahead, and a
next_page_token. Adds Offset to store.FindUser with an OFFSET clause in
all three dialects, and an `id DESC` ORDER BY tiebreaker so offset pages
stay stable when created_ts ties.
Also align pagination across list endpoints:
- Bump DefaultPageSize 10 -> 50 to match the documented default; use
normalizePageSize in ListAttachments.
- Remove the never-implemented total_size field from all six list
responses (ListUsers, ListAttachments, ListMemoComments,
ListMemoReactions, ListUserSettings, ListPersonalAccessTokens) and
regenerate.
- useListUsers now pages through next_page_token so the admin members
view still loads every user past the default page size.
- preserve grid layout while the editor is in focus mode\n- extract save orchestration into a dedicated lifecycle hook\n- simplify code formatting controls in the toolbar
- intercept file paste and drop before CodeMirror inserts file text
- reconfigure localized placeholders without remounting the editor
- add regression coverage and document the CodeMirror review
Keep caret and placeholder behavior on CodeMirror's standard extensions, and move height and scrolling to the editor elements so empty space stays interactive across browsers.\n\n- disable unused multi-cursor selection\n- upgrade CodeMirror state and view patches
The CodeMirror editor only grew to its content height, so in focus mode
(where the host is tall) the empty area below the text was bare host
markup outside the editor. Clicking there could not focus the editor or
place the caret, so it appeared to vanish in "empty" space. Give
.cm-editor height:100% — it collapses to auto in normal (auto-height)
mode and only fills when the host has a definite height.
Fixes#6076
The canary workflow passed VERSION=canary as a build-arg, so the demo
instance reported "canary" as its version. Derive the version from the
latest git tag instead (e.g. 0.29.1) so the app reports a real semver.
The `canary` image tag is unchanged.
Newly-created memos were pinned to column one and never released, and cards
that grew after placement (late images/comments) never rebalanced, so the
columns drifted badly out of balance.
- Leave the priority (just-created) memo's column assignment transient, so a
superseded memo rebalances instead of piling up in column one forever.
- Self-heal: re-pack from a clean slate when a late height change leaves the
columns lopsided, adopting it only when it meaningfully shrinks the spread.
- Animate only the adopted rebalance; resizes, column-count changes, growth
reflows and first paint stay instant so widths and positions stay in lockstep.
The card-shaped skeleton never matched the loaded memos (heights vary
with markdown, images, and tags), making the swap feel jarring. Use the
same centered spinner the grid layout already used, still gated behind
the 250ms delay so fast loads render no indicator at all.
Ref https://github.com/orgs/usememos/discussions/6066
Timestamp accessors previously compiled only on schema fields, so a saved
shortcut like created_ts.getMonth() == now.getMonth() && created_ts.getDate()
== now.getDate() ("on this day") failed with unknown identifier "now" and the
only workaround froze literal month/day values into the filter.
Accessors on `now` now fold to literal date parts of the frozen per-compile
clock (UTC, CEL bases: 0-based month/day-of-week), so such filters re-resolve
on every query. Comparisons are also normalized for the renderer: a folded
literal on the left swaps operands with the operator mirrored, and
literal-vs-literal comparisons fold to a constant condition.
Reorganize the toolbar into inline marks (bold, italic, strikethrough,
inline code) and blocks (lists, fenced code block), with the Type glyph
for the paragraph/heading picker. Marks derive from the shared MARKS
table; code block toggling reuses the same selection-probe lookup so
toggle-off always agrees with the button's active state. A fresh empty
strikethrough pair (~~~~) parses as a tilde code fence, so empty-pair
removal and code-block detection recognize doubled mark tokens.
Compact cards previously had two truncation systems taped together: a
text-only clamp inside MemoContent (144px, no re-measure on image load,
fade tinted to the wrong surface) and a whole-tile cap in ColumnGrid
(hard clip mid-image, no affordance), later joined by a content-shape
rule choosing an owner per card — which could still stack two Show-more
buttons and silently broke footnote navigation in clamped cards.
Now there is exactly one mechanism: ClampedSection measures its content
and folds anything taller than 420px to a 360px preview with a fade and
a Show more/less toggle. MemoBody wraps the whole body in it (reactions
stay outside, never hidden); ColumnGrid is pure packing again and never
clips; MemoContent is a stateless renderer whose `compact` prop only
informs footnote-link behavior; MemoPreview uses a static CSS bound in
place of its previously inert toggle.
Deltas: text-only compact previews grow from ~6 rows to the same 360px
image cards get, and pinned memos clamp like any card (pinned means
ordering and a badge, not size).
Replace the layout Select with a lean 28px segmented control: Rows3 /
Columns2 / Columns3 / Infinity icons on a quiet muted track, only the
active option filled. Each option carries a tooltip with a label and an
honest description of the ceiling semantics ("up to N columns when the
width allows").
The control is a proper radiogroup — roving tabindex, arrow-key
movement, aria-checked — restoring the single-choice semantics the
Select used to provide. Options derive from ViewContext's canonical
value list, and one exhaustive record maps each value to its icon and
wording, so a future column option fails to compile until both exist.
The Compact mode row now stays visible in multi-column layouts, shown
as on and locked (multi-column always renders compact tiles); the
stored preference is untouched and resurfaces at a single column.
Chad Harp