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* Create tracker that can await until expected observables are received. * Test dates are almost equal * Remove unused class method * Allow for updating active account in accout service fake * Correct observable tracker behavior Clarify documentation * Transition config service to state provider Updates the config fetching behavior to be lazy and ensure that any emitted value has been updated if older than a configurable value (statically compiled). If desired, config fetching can be ensured fresh through an async. * Update calls to config service in DI and bootstrapping * Migrate account server configs * Fix global config fetching * Test migration rollback * Adhere to implementation naming convention * Adhere to abstract class naming convention * Complete config abstraction rename * Remove unnecessary cli config service * Fix builds * Validate observable does not complete * Use token service to determine authed or unauthed config pull * Remove superfluous factory config * Name describe blocks after the thing they test * Remove implementation documentation Unfortunately the experience when linking to external documentation is quite poor. Instead of following the link and retrieving docs, you get a link that can be clicked to take you out of context to the docs. No link _does_ retrieve docs, but lacks indication in the implementation that documentation exists at all. On the balance, removing the link is the better experience. * Fix storybook |
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README.md
Bitwarden Desktop Application
The Bitwarden desktop app is written using Electron and Angular. The application installs on Windows, macOS, and Linux distributions.
Documentation
Please refer to the Desktop section of the Contributing Documentation for build instructions, recommended tooling, code style tips, and lots of other great information to get you started.