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Fw upgrade one click #276
Fw upgrade one click #276
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By using react-query server state data is treated as such, decoupling it from global UI state given by app context
the code was using an incorrect instance of queryCache, so where the tests.
only apply to the current version, and appear again for the next one
CI is failing at storybook build, because of a simple typo in the storybook repo, which will be solved when storybookjs/storybook#12883 gets merged. |
Also, always try to login as root automatically before asking for password
Wow this is huge! Thanks @germanferrero! |
By using react-query server state data is treated as such, decoupling it from global UI state given by app context
the code was using an incorrect instance of queryCache, so where the tests.
only apply to the current version, and appear again for the next one
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I've tested it and skimed through the code. It looks much more clear. Great work!
I close this, since all changes were added by merging #278. Thanks |
This PR adds support for one-click installation in companion with libremesh/lime-packages#773
Also React Query is introduced to the code base. React query allows to separate server state handling logic from UI state. The best feature IMO being letting developers re-use server state data across components in a declarative way, without worrying about caching and de-duping.