Allow editing of actions #77
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This allows you to tag people in actions with e.g. <@greg Tyler> rather than needing to know their user ID
TomTucka
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Allows you to edit actions by clicking them, and allows you to tag users.
Automatically picks up user tags from Slack:
And you can tag someone in the edit box by using
<@UserId>,<@Username>or<@DisplayName>. The angle brackets are because of importing from Slack, and to handle spaces (e.g.<@Greg Tyler>):NB: Editing an action doesn't update Slack, and wouldn't render properly if it did since they only support
<@UserID>. I considered making a WYSIWIG-autocomplete component to identify and tag User IDs but it doesn't seem at all worth my time.Fixes #56