Syncs the sort choice to a ?sort=field:order URL parameter so it
survives page refreshes and can be shared. The default position sort
is omitted from the URL to keep links clean.
When closing a task modal opened from the Gantt view, the date range
query parameters were lost because closeModal() reconstructed the
route with only projectId and viewId. Now preserves query parameters
from the backdrop view.
Add isFilteredView parameter to shouldShowTaskInListView() that skips
the parent-hiding logic when viewing tasks through a saved filter.
This ensures all filter-matching tasks are shown.
Ref: #2494
Add useWebSocket composable with:
- Auto-connect on login, disconnect on logout
- Exponential backoff with ±25% jitter for reconnects
- Auth failure detection to prevent reconnect loops
- Trailing slash stripping from API_URL
- Overlapping reconnect prevention
- visibilityState check for fallback polling
Replace notification polling with real-time WebSocket push in the
Notifications component. Initial state is still loaded via REST on
mount, with fallback polling when WebSocket is disconnected. Incoming
notifications are deduplicated against already-loaded REST data.
Notifications are reloaded via REST on WS disconnect to catch missed
events.
Change e.key to e.code in global keyboard shortcut handlers for
consistency with the new event.code-based shortcut system:
- ProjectList.vue: 'j'/'k'/'Enter' -> 'KeyJ'/'KeyK'/'Enter'
- useGanttBar.ts: 'ArrowLeft'/'ArrowRight' (identical values, for consistency)
- Modal.vue: 'Escape' (identical value, for consistency)
- Session model, type interface, and API service
- Sessions settings page showing active sessions with device info,
IP address, last active time, and current session indicator
- Auth store updated to use cookie-based refresh tokens for user
sessions and JWT-based renewal for link shares
- refreshToken() uses Web Locks API to coordinate across browser
tabs — only one tab performs the refresh, others adopt the result
- 401 response interceptor with automatic retry: detects expired JWT
(error code 11), refreshes the token, and replays the request
- Interceptor gated to user JWTs only (link shares skip refresh)
- checkAuth() attempts cookie refresh when JWT is expired, allowing
seamless session resumption after short TTL expiry
- Proactive token refresh on page focus/visibility via composable
- renewToken() tolerates refresh failures when JWT is still valid
This adds the following shortcuts:
- `.` to copy the task identifier
- `..` to copy the task identifier and title
- `...` to copy the task identifier, title, and url
- `Control + .` to copy the task url
Firefox mobile drag events can provide non-finite coordinate values
(`undefined`, `NaN`, `Infinity`) which cause
`document.elementsFromPoint()` to throw: "Argument 1 is not a finite
floating-point value."
**Changes**
- Added `Number.isFinite()` validation in `findProjectIdAtPosition()`
before calling `elementsFromPoint()`
- Returns `null` when coordinates are invalid, gracefully aborting the
drop operation
```typescript
function findProjectIdAtPosition(mouseX: number, mouseY: number): number | null {
// Validate coordinates are finite numbers (required by elementsFromPoint)
if (!Number.isFinite(mouseX) || !Number.isFinite(mouseY)) {
return null
}
const elementsUnderMouse = document.elementsFromPoint(mouseX, mouseY)
// ... rest of implementation
}
```
The caller already handles `null` returns appropriately, treating it as
"no valid drop target found."
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Drag and drop tasks between projects from list and kanban views, with cross-project move handling and success notification. With visual drop-target highlighting when hovering a project during a drag.
This fixes a UI issue where if a user had a filter set and marked the task done, it would not disappear, even though the filter does not match the done task anymore.
Previously, when using the filter query as a search input, it would load the search as requested but the filter query parameter in the url would be empty, which meant the search would not be loaded correctly when reloading (or otherwise newly accessing) the page. We're now persisting the filter and search in the task loading logic, to make sure they are always populated correctly.