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reichert621
reichert621 commented Mar 17, 2021

Problem
Now that we have the APIs set up for canned responses, we should build out a simple UI where our users can create/view/edit/delete them :)

Solution
Set up a UI! Design TBD, but we can probably use Intercom for inspiration:

<img width="1276" alt="Screen Shot 2021-03-17 at 3 18 18 PM" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5264279/111525682-3e683d00-8734-11eb-8266-027

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eldadfux
eldadfux commented Oct 27, 2020

We want to use caching to speed up Appwrite's Travis CI build process, and we can use the community help here.

Currently our build process time is around ~10 minutes which is OK, but as faster it can be less time maintainers needs to wait for confirmation that there changes are running as expected.

This change should be focused on our Travis CI YAML file. Any suggestions for improving the co

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bvaughn
bvaughn commented Jul 15, 2020

PR #19108 caused some Suspense-related DevTools regressions (more info available on #19368) which we did not catch because of the fact that DevTools tests are only run against the version of React in master.

We should follow the precedent of the regression fixtures tests and have CI run DevTools tests against multiple

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