Instead of throwing an IdentifiableError which then just always gets
converted into an ApiError, the getter can just throw the same ApiError
directly. This makes it more convenient to use and thus more endpoints
have been refactored to use it to reduce code repetition.
The UUIDs are no longer used for errors and all errors should now have
a descriptive message attached to them. Also, all errors should now have
the proper HTTP status code for a reply instead of the generic 400 and 500
response codes. Because the errors all have more specific error codes, the
"kind" of client or server is also abolished.
* remove empty file
If the endpoint is to be implemented later, the file can be added back,
but for now it is confusing to have an empty file.
* enhance(doc): document defaults
Default for `isPublic` is based on the database schema default value.
Defaults for `local` and `withFiles` are based on the behaviour of the endpoint.
* enhance(doc): explain nullable emoji category
* fix: make nullable if default is null
* enhance(doc): explain mute attribute expiresAt
* fix: define required fields
- `notes/create`: the default for `text` has been removed because ajv can not handle
`default` inside of `anyOf`, see
https://ajv.js.org/guide/modifying-data.html#assigning-defaults
and the default value cannot be `null` if text is `nullable: false` in the `anyOf`
first alternative.
- `notes/create`: The `mediaIds` property has been marked as deprecated because it
has the same behaviour as using `fileIds`, but the implementation tries to handlè
`fileIds` first.
- The result schema for `admin/emoji/list` has been altered because the `host`
property will always be `null` as it is filtered this way in the database query.
See packages/backend/src/server/api/endpoints/admin/emoji/list.ts line 67.
* enhance(doc): explain nullable hostname
* update changelog
Co-authored-by: syuilo <Syuilotan@yahoo.co.jp>
