- Updated SQL queries in `create_session_token.sql` and `login.sql` to use consistent parameter naming conventions.
- Enhanced the login form in `login.sql` to include an error message for failed login attempts.
- Added a new parameter `error_message` in the migration file for better user feedback.
- Modified the Handlebars template to display the error message when applicable, improving user experience during authentication.
This commit modifies the ServerTiming structure to utilize Arc for thread-safe reference counting, enhancing performance and memory management. The header generation logic is streamlined, and related code is updated to reflect these changes. Additionally, tests are adjusted to ensure proper functionality with the new implementation.
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This commit refactors the Server-Timing header generation to be more efficient and adds comprehensive tests for its behavior in development and production environments. It also includes a new test SQL file for server timing verification.
Co-authored-by: contact <contact@ophir.dev>
- Implemented tests for edit, delete, and custom action buttons in the table component.
- Verified visibility and correct href attributes for action buttons.
- Added checks for disabled action buttons in the table.
Updated package dependencies for Playwright and Node types in package.json and package-lock.json.
- Updated the SQL file to improve the output format for components, adding sections for top-level and row-level parameters.
- Each parameter now includes its type, requirement status, and description for better clarity in the generated documentation.
- Updated routing logic to execute SQL files when a request is made for paths with extensions other than .sql.
- Added tests to verify that SQL files are executed correctly for paths with non-SQL extensions.
- Updated CHANGELOG to reflect this new feature in version 0.38.1.
* A default edit and delete button can be included by specifying an "edit_url" or "delete_url"
* Custom Column based action buttons can be added in the table header using json object array in the custom_actions column.
* Custom action buttons can be defined on the row level by specifying _sqlpage_actions.
- Added information about SQLPage's support for ODBC connections.
- Clarified that Linux and MacOS binaries include a built-in statically linked ODBC driver manager (unixODBC).
- Removed redundant text regarding ODBC support for specific databases.
Olivier Auverlot