@ai-matrx/records-ui 0.58.0 → 0.60.0

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  # Changelog — @ai-matrx/records-ui
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+ ## 0.59.0
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+ **Three things the browser walks found by using the builders on real businesses.**
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+ * **A booking page's day rows lied about what it would offer.** Every day started
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+ unticked and read "not taking bookings", while `custom._booking_availability`
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+ substitutes Monday-to-Friday nine-to-five for an empty window list — so a
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+ person who saved without touching the days was told the page offered nothing
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+ and got a page offering the whole working week. `BookingBuilder` now opens on
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+ the working week, and once the store has answered, the rows are ITS answer.
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+ * **Both builders offered questions a stranger could never answer.** Ironclad
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+ Mobile Mechanic ticked "Customer" on his booking page — a relation Field — a
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+ visitor typed her name, and the store refused at the last step with *"Customer
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+ points at something that is not there"*, after her slot was already held. A
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+ relation holds the identity of a record in a Table she cannot open. The new
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+ `publiclyAnswerable` / `askableFields` / `whyNotAskable` decide what a public
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+ page may ask for (out: relation, member, attachment, formula, lookup, rollup)
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+ and both `FormBuilder` and `BookingBuilder` use them — the Fields left out are
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+ NAMED with the reason, in the place somebody would have ticked them.
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+ * The Booking and Portal builders and the Digest scheduler carry the container
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+ queries 0.57.0 gave the form builder, so all four are one column in a rail.
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+ **Consumer action:** none.
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  ## 0.58.0
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  **A word pasted into a choice column becomes that option — and a paste is no