coerceIn throws an error in case the max value is less than the min value ("Cannot coerce value to an empty range: maximum <max> is less than minimum <min>")
Regression from c8bd39b4bf
* Update to exposed-migrations v3.5.0
* Update to kotlin-logging v7.0.0
* Update to exposed v0.46.0
* Update to exposed v0.47.0
* Update to exposed v0.55.0
* Update to exposed v0.56.0
* Update to exposed v0.57.0
In case e.g. a mutation was made which looked like this
myMutation {
mutationA { ... }
mutationB { ... }
mutationC { ... }
}
and mutation A and B succeeded while mutation C failed, the response only included the error of C and the successful mutation data response of A and B was missing
Triggering the progress update on server side does not work because the client needs to get the mutation result, otherwise, the clients cache will get outdated
* Switch to new Ktlint plugin
* Add ktlintCheck to PR builds
* Run formatter
* Put ktlint version in libs toml
* Fix lint
* Use Zip4Java from libs.toml
* Update chapter page refresh logic with logic from "ChapterMutation"
* Rename function to "getChapterDownloadReadyByIndex"
* Update "ChapterForDownload" to work with only "chapterId" being passed
* Return database chapter page list in case chapter is downloaded
In case the chapter is downloaded, fetching the chapter pages info should not be needed.
It should also currently break reading downloaded chapters while being offline, since the page request will always fail, since there is no internet connection
Gets already called by "Chapter::fetchChapterList", thus, this is unnecessary.
Additionally, "chapters.toList()" and "chapters.map()" have to be called in a transaction block, which they are not, and thus, cause an unhandled exception, breaking the mutation
There were cases where the last page read was greater than the max page count of a chapter.
This is not possible and is just invalid data, that is saved in the database, possible leading to other errors down the line.
This could happen in case the chapter was loaded at some point with e.g. 18 pages and after some time got fetched again from the source, now with fewer pages than before e.g. 15.
If the chapters last page was already read by that time, the last read page would have been 18, while the chapter now has only 15 pages.
* Improve default category handling and add cascade to references where possible
* Minor fix for default category
* Make the default category always first in the normalization
