Nariman Jelveh
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* feat(dashboard): publish websites and workers from Files in dashboard dialogs The Files tab's Publish as website and Publish as Worker actions open dashboard form dialogs instead of desktop windows: the address field shows the domain inline and shapes the typed name into a valid one, workers get a Sandboxed switch, and success shows the live address with copy and open. Published rows get their badges right away. The form dialog gains suffix and switch fields and a shared copy row, which the API token dialog now uses too. The save-account / confirm-email gate before publishing moves to one helper shared by both flows. * fix(gui): ask a just-saved account to confirm its email before publishing Saving a temporary account can leave its email unconfirmed when signup doesn't require confirmation. The publish gate returned right after the save, skipping the confirm-email step the old inline checks still ran. * fix(dashboard): link a published site to the address the server reports The success screen built https://<name>.<hosting domain>, which is wrong on a self-hosted instance serving sites over http. Use the address the create response carries, the one the rest of the GUI shows, and fall back to the built one only when it's missing. * fix(dashboard): dim a suffixed field as one box while the form submits Only the input inside it dimmed, leaving the domain after the name at full contrast while the field was locked. * fix(dashboard): point a taken or reserved publish name at the address field The server's reason showed in the status line, but the field stayed unmarked and focus stayed on Publish, so changing the name took an extra click. Mark the field invalid and focus it for the rejections that mean "pick another name". * fix(dashboard): type into a suffixed field when its suffix is pressed The domain after the name is drawn inside the field's box but was a plain span, so pressing it focused nothing. A press there now focuses the field with the caret at the end, and the suffix shows a text cursor. * chore(dashboard): drop a phone width rule the icon buttons never used The form dialog's phone flex rule sizes these buttons, so the width never applied; touch screens get 44px from the coarse-pointer min-width. * fix(dashboard): read an underscore in a website address as a word break A website name can't hold an underscore, so typing My_Cool Site gave mycool-site. Underscores now become a hyphen, as spaces do; a worker name keeps them. * fix(dashboard): keep the letter when an accented one is typed into a publish address Café became caf: an accented letter isn't a DNS character, so it was dropped whole. The accent comes off and the letter stays. * fix(dashboard): cap a website address at a hostname label's 63 characters The server takes a 64-character subdomain, but DNS caps a label at 63, so the site it publishes can't be reached. The field now stops at 63, as the worker one does. * fix(dashboard): let a publish address finish composing before shaping it The address was reshaped on every input, composing included: a dead key's accent turned into a hyphen before its letter arrived, and IME text was rewritten under the composition. Composed text is now shaped once it's in.
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