* refactor: simplify album selection actions by removing shared option
* Removed the shared option from AddToAlbumAction and related components.
* Updated AlbumPickerModal and other components to reflect this change.
* Cleaned up related tests and documentation for consistency.
* fix lint
* feat: add support for MXF format in media handling
* Updated supported formats documentation to include MXF.
* Added MXF to valid video extensions in tests.
* Registered MXF MIME type in mime-types utility.
* fix: enhance MXF handling in mime-types utility
* Updated video mime type validation to include 'application/mxf'.
* Adjusted asset type determination to recognize MXF as a video container.
* chore: clean up
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* fix: ERR_PNPM_ENOENT error while `make dev` on macOS.
* fix: include `DROP INDEX` in transaction to prevent missing index on rollback.
* chore: clean up this PR.
* fix: download the edited version when downloading multiple photos
* test: update tests
* chore: clean up
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* fix db restore fails to get postgres user
* Apply suggestion from @danieldietzler
Co-authored-by: Daniel Dietzler <36593685+danieldietzler@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix fallback to reasonable default test
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The existing implementation for showing asset details uses a bottom
sheet, and is not in sync with the preview or scroll intent. Other apps
use inline details, which is much cleaner and feels better to use.
* fix(release): add docker-compose files to released assets
Since there is a warning:
"Make sure to use the docker-compose.yml of the current release"
This should apply to other docker-compose files, so it would make sense to release them.
It also makes it slightly easier to get the asset for rootless (e.g., PR 2750).
* release docker-compose.rootless.yml
* Update synology.md to remove Truenas link
Removed link to Truenas github community repo.
* remove blank line
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Some widgets, like Icon widgets, automatically inherit opacity from the
icon theme in the context. Many other widgets however, do not. The
Immich logo, profile picture, and backup badge are examples of widgets
of this.
All unsupported toolbar widgets have been updated to support inheriting
the opacity from the icon theme.
IconButtons internally animate properties like opacity, which is kind of
nice, but means we have to do more work to replicate that behaviour for
other widgets. In most cases, we can simply use an IconButton widget and
forward the correct opacity. The Immich logo however is not a button,
and therefore we need to use a custom TweenAnimationBuilder.
All widgets are using efficient, native opacity rather than the heavy
Opacity widget.
