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Let clients reorder the pins - #81
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PUT /pins/{family,personal}/order/ with the document ids in the new order,
with the rights of pinning in that list. New pins go to the end, pins from
before keep their newest-first order. Feature "pin-order".
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Requested by web, so pinned pages can be reordered on the dashboard. Specified in
docs/dashboard.md("Order").PUT /pins/family/order/(editors, admins) andPUT /pins/personal/order/(every account), body{"documentIds": [...]}. The answer is theGET /pins/body.pins-changedis sent as for pin and unpin, only when the order changed.server-infofeatures gainpin-order.Behavior change:
GET /pins/returns the stored order, and new pins go to the end instead of the top. A migration keeps existing pins in the newest-first order they were listed in. Pins keep their place when their document moves.Tests: reorder rules, the migration of an old database, and the API with roles, events and a bad body.
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