- Ceased using i18nReducer and setLocale from frontend-i18n.
- Caused a number of dropdown menus to re-localize properly.
- Published LOCALE_CHANGED event when changing locale so that AppProvider updates the AppContext accordingly.
We were calling the setlang and preferences endpoints in parallel - it’s not clear whether this might create a race condition. Instead, we now call preferences first, followed by i18n/setlang. This matches the behavior of the django-based account settings page.
* Use the new header and footer.
Note: Because we’re not fully using frontend-base yet, the header is broken. It’ll start working once frontend-base’s App singleton is properly initialized.
* Initializing the app via App.initialize
- Removes App component
- Cleans up environment configuration - SUPPORT_URL is the only custom env variable.
- Cleans up usage of SUPPORT_URL and LOGOUT_URL to take advantage of App.config.
* Convert delete-account service to use App.
* Using App for services and cleaning up associated code.
Also pulling out the frontend-auth shim, since it was also dead and was sorta API-service like.
* Cleaning up “common” and some dead code.
- Most of it goes into account-settings for now.
- Shuffling the “utils” files around to classify them better.
- Removing unused assets
* Moving files into data subdirectory in account-settings
Including all the utils stuff.
* Moving top level reducers/sagas into a data dir
* Fix import bug with sagaUtils
* Removing connected-react-router
* Ceasing to use authentication and configuration from redux
Also removing some unnecessary test config.
* Updating redux init to default to prod.
Also fixing a bug where it wasn’t going into prod mode at all.
* Moving the duplicateTpaProvider logic out of redux
This lets us stop setting initial state on redux.
Also removing url-polyfill.
* A little cleanup.
* Remove default exports to keep the pattern the same.
Two problems:
- The auth providers were being added to the wrong part of the store.
- The ThirdPartyAuth component expected them to have the name “providers”, not “authProviders” - great reason to keep names consistent!
