* feat(feedback): let anonymous users opt in to PR tag + contact
When 'Submit anonymously' is checked the feedback dialog now smoothly
expands to reveal two optional fields:
- GitHub username \u2014 we'll @-mention them on the fix PR
- Email or x.com handle \u2014 we'll reach out when it's fixed
The animation uses a grid-rows 0fr\u21921fr transition so it expands
naturally without measuring DOM. New fields are forwarded through the
IPC + main-process proxy as 'anonymousGithubLogin' and 'anonymousContact'
so the backend can tell self-typed handles apart from verified gh
identity. Backend changes (slack message + route) ship in
orca-marketing-website.
Co-authored-by: Orca <help@stably.ai>
* feat(feedback): split anon contact into email + x.com, tighten copy
Address review:
- move 'all optional' wording up to the top header line
- drop the inline 'we'll tag you on the PR' helper (placeholder says it)
- split the single contact input into two separate inputs (email +
x.com handle), each with its own placeholder
IPC field rename: anonymousContact \u2192 anonymousEmail + anonymousX. Backend
PR is updated to match before either side ships.
Co-authored-by: Orca <help@stably.ai>
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Co-authored-by: Orca <help@stably.ai>
The packaged Mac build loads the renderer from file://, which makes a
cross-origin POST via renderer fetch() fail CORS preflight — causing
"Failed to submit feedback" in production while dev (http://localhost)
works. Route submission through a new feedback:submit IPC handler that
uses Electron's net.fetch in the main process (no CORS), mirroring the
pattern already used by updater-changelog/updater-nudge.
Neil
Brennan BensonandOrca