Icon property un-setting itself when an object is clicked
Heya devs!
I hope you're all well!
I've just discovered a bug on the latest Capacities version where the icon I set for pdf objects un-set themselves as soon as I do any of the above:
1. Switch tabs and come back to the pdf list.
2. Open the pdf object
3. Reload Capacities
I have tried this via the multi-edit function (added to multiple pdfs at once) and have tried it on one pdf at a time, with the same result (all manually attempted, no API).
I have tried this in the following views:
1. In individual pdf objects themselves
2. List view
3. Wall view
4. Gallery view
5. Table view
6. Embed view
I have tried all of the above on both Desktop and Web versions.
This issue occurs with the Capacities-native PDF icon (i.e., the one whose value is {"type": "icon", "icon": {"value": {"type": "iconify", "val": "ph-file-pdf"}}} but with no other emojis or Capacities-native icons.
I tested it on the following two other options (1 emoji, 1 capacities-native):
{"type": "icon", "icon": {"value": {"type": "iconify", "val": "ph-open-ai-logo"}}}
{"type": "icon", "icon": {"value": {"type": "emoji", "val": "đź’ą"}}}
I've also detected another couple of issues throughout the past months, but I've forgotten or been too lazy (my bad lol) or too busy to report them. I'll do my best to lyk once I see them come up again.
Anyways, that's me for today! Thanks for the amazing app, its coming along so so so well (im ngl I spend way too much time just lookin around my global graph view; its f***ing AWESOME)!
Much love,
Antoine R.
P.S. If you could pretty pretty pretty PLEEEEEEEEEAAAAASE with so much sugar on top increase the API call per minute and also allow agents to...:
1. Create collections and populate them
2. Edit collection names
3. Set icon colours (they currently can't; i've tried thru both the API and MCP)
4. Be able to view the contents listed in Queries
5. Be able to create block references in other objects (i.e., in the same way that users can manually do it with "copy block reference", [^ + cmd + L] )
6. View property descriptions as part of the getObjectTypeShape (or some other route) on MCP (and the equivalent args passed via REST API)
... That would be so friggin awesome, because my space is getting large and I don't want to spend my days managing it by hand when I can program agents to do the menial, predictable tasks (e.g., filling out tags, icons, etc. for objects and collections).
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