release: promote beta 1.0.0 to main (stable)#123
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Ships built-in English and Dutch translation bundles and provides a `registerTranslations()` function for consumers to initialize the library's i18n namespace. This ensures library-rendered strings respect the user's Nextcloud language settings.
…stration feat(i18n): add translation bundles and registration utility
Mirrors the standard Nextcloud Vue mixin by registering `t` and `n` globally in the test environment. This ensures components using translation helpers in their templates can render correctly during tests.
Added resize observer to automatically fix width of chart
- Switches translation strings from title case to sentence case across the application for consistency. - Updates "Plan meeting" to "Schedule meeting" to better reflect the action intent. - Adjusts Dutch translation for clarity in the mass deletion dialog. - Exports the `createCrudStore` utility in type definitions for TypeScript consumers.
Added more translations
typescript inference
feat(store): plugin support for createCrudStore + logsPlugin
…ty-tab Updated user to authenticated
…ty-tab Fixed code quality warnings
added code support in basic form
Development to beta
version up (beta 11)
Co-authored-by: Thijn <thijn@conduction.nl>
…20 -> 24
Two coupled changes that ride together:
1. Bump Node 20 -> 24 in both jobs. semantic-release@24 requires Node
^22.14 || >= 24.10, which is why every release run since 2026-05-01
has failed with "node version ... is required. Found v20.20.2." Node
24 also ships npm 11.x, which is the floor for npm CLI's own
Trusted Publisher OIDC flow (the actual `npm publish` step the
plugin shells out to does its own OIDC token exchange).
2. Switch authentication from NPM_TOKEN to npm Trusted Publisher (OIDC):
- Add `id-token: write` to the release job permissions so the runner
can mint short-lived ID tokens for the registry exchange
- Drop NPM_TOKEN env from the Release step
- Add NPM_CONFIG_PROVENANCE=true so each release ships with an attested
provenance statement
- Add registry-url to setup-node so npm CLI knows where to publish
@semantic-release/npm@13.1.5 has native Trusted Publisher support
(verify-auth.js short-circuits when the OIDC context is established) so
no exec-plugin workaround is needed (unlike v12.0.2 in design-system).
Trust config on npmjs.com is set against `release.yml` in
ConductionNL/nextcloud-vue with no environment, matching the design-system
pattern. Renaming this file requires updating the npm trust config.
The first OIDC publish run (1.0.0-beta.1) was rejected by npm with HTTP 422: "Error verifying sigstore provenance bundle: Failed to validate repository information: package.json: 'repository.url' is '', expected to match 'https://github.com/ConductionNL/nextcloud-vue' from provenance". npm's provenance attestation cross-checks the repository URL in the build's GitHub Actions context against package.json#repository.url to prevent provenance spoofing across repos. An empty or missing field fails the check unconditionally. The package.json had no repository / homepage / bugs fields at all; adding them aligns with the @conduction/docusaurus-preset metadata that already publishes successfully under the same Trusted Publisher flow.
…into beta # Conflicts: # package.json
| function extractSfcProps(sfcPath) { | ||
| if (!fs.existsSync(sfcPath)) return [] | ||
| const source = fs.readFileSync(sfcPath, 'utf8') | ||
| const scriptMatch = source.match(/<script\b[^>]*>([\s\S]*?)<\/script>/m) |
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| isValidEmail(v) { | ||
| if (!v) return false | ||
| return /^[^\s@]+@[^\s@]+\.[^\s@]+$/.test(v) |
…lebook feat(stylebook): add Vue Styleguidist browser-based component stylebook and inline component docs
…lebook Fixed build issues
…lebook Updated packages for build
Adds a per-schema toggle in the Security tab of CnSchemaFormDialog so admins can opt this schema's authenticated users out of inheriting `public` group rights. The flag is stored under the schema's `authorization` object and defaults to true (inherit) when unset. Pairs with openregister change rbac-disable-public-inheritance, which adds the matching backend cascade and tenant-wide default.
Added docusaurus favicon
…rom-public-checkbox
…eckbox feat(schema-security): add inheritFromPublic checkbox
…eckbox updated branch-protections name to fire action
Development to beta
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Summary
Merge `beta` → `main` to promote the `1.0.0` stream from prerelease to stable.
semantic-release on the `main` channel will walk the merged commits, determine the next version, and publish it to the `latest` npm dist-tag (currently still pinned to the long-stale `0.1.0-beta.18`).
What this triggers on merge
What's already on beta
158 commits accumulated since the last working release run (which broke 5 days ago when semantic-release@24 started rejecting Node 20). Major themes:
Why beta is on `1.0.0-beta.2` not `1.0.x`
A `feat!:` (or `BREAKING CHANGE:` footer) somewhere in the 158-commit beta history bumped to `1.0.0` semantics. This is the first stable major release of the library — appropriate signalling that anyone pinning to `0.1.x` should review before upgrading.
Test plan