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Added some extra information related to using s3 buckets.

taylorotwell and others added 26 commits January 6, 2021 07:44
Inertia 2.x no longer ships with the `jetstream-js` helper out of the box, preferring Inertia's first-party form helper instea, which is already documented on inertiajs.com
Jetstream: Remove jetstream-js form section
* Update concept-overview.md

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* Update password-update.md

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* Update two-factor-authentication.md

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Developers who are _not_ using the API permissions addressed in the next section won't check `tokenCan`. It's just a tiny thing, but it's a little more intuitive for paste-and-change learners like myself.
Added additional finding thanks to @jasonlbeggs for pointing this out on Twitter. I think this is a good addition especially for new starters to Jetstream.

I hope this can be added to the docs and thank you all for making such a great platform for us all to work on.
spelling mistake on the return statement
spelling mistake on the return statement
* Warn for existing apps

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* Point out that only team owners can manage team membership by default

When setting up Jetstream with teams, it is not totally clear what the 'admin' role means. One might think that an admin for a team would include team membership management, but it doesn't (it is, in fact, a whole different security model). This minor change to the docs brings that to light and proposes a way to let people change the policy.

* Update teams.md

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* Clarify source of Feature tests

Add a note to clarify that in addition to adding the source code for Inertia / Livewire, a small suite of Feature tests are also installed in tests/Feature. [Some people may find this confusing or worrisome](https://twitter.com/tedmasterweb/status/1366858366677626888) as it is not common for libraries to include tests in their production distributions (but personally, I'm all for it!)

* Update installation.md

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Grammatical correction to `Installing Jetstream` paragraph
* Fix a count error in the application logo section

The current paragraph speaks of two components that can or need to be adjusted, but it's three at the moment.

* Update installation.md

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I've clarified the text of the "Managing Additional Information" and made it read slightly better - it confused me the first time I read it.
* Add tip to the Inertia screencasts.

There's a tip/link to the screencasts for Livewire but none for learning Intertia. Jeffrey Way has put together a good introductory series on Laracasts for Inertia, so it seems logical to me to include that here as well.

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* Add basic Ziggy route() usage information

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Added some extra information related to using s3 buckets.
@gwhitdev gwhitdev changed the base branch from master to 2.x August 11, 2021 10:29
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