Design the email when a new user is added to IDseq

https://github.com/chanzuckerberg/idseq-web/blob/898ec0d4c581a4bdb39f8fba9bc5514134a8e112/app/assets/javascripts/components/PipelineSampleReport.jsx#L39

cc @eggerdesigns

Also need to change or at least test idseq-pipeline

If the email entered does not match any existing user in IDseq the user is given a chance to invite them to the tool.

By inviting a user to the tool their account is automatically created and they receive an email with an automatically generated password.

[asset migration bug] Score is always bold no matter what column your sorting on

See attachments for expected state vs. bug

Right now, the insertion of the user into the project still proceeds even when the materialize input recognizes "invalid email"

See Screenshot - make sure that these are left aligned.

After selecting a project and seeing all samples in the project the user should see three things in the right-hand corner:

1. If the project is private (hidden) or public (visible)
2. How many members are part of a project
3. A button to add project members
   

Seems to be broken on alpha. Not necessarily due to asset migration.

Call the function 'Can Edit' to the front-end so we can see the member list for a project.
Call the function 'Can See' to the front-end so we can see the permission settings for a project.

Affects every report page on alpha right now.

If a user already has an account in IDseq then typing in their email adds them to a project.

Note, NOT related to asset migration

Broke during asset migration, specifically the commit: Cyril/frontend migration (#505)
Didn't notice earlier because page is not really user-facing

when i choose to create a new project it still wants me to select an old project

Shared Elements:
Typography
Colors
Shadows
Lines/Background Colors
Padding
Buttons

Modal should show all members of a current project and give the user the option to remove users if they want.

Installation

Option 1: Bundler

Add the Airbrake Ruby gem to your Gemfile:

gem 'airbrake-ruby', '~> 2.4'

Option 2: Manual

Invoke the following command from your terminal:

gem install airbrake-ruby

Configuration

Just require the library and copy this configuration snippet into your Ruby project:
(You can find your project ID and API key with your project's settings)

require 'airbrake-ruby'

Airbrake.configure do |c|
  c.project_id = <Your project ID>
  c.project_key = '<Your project API KEY>'
end

Uncaught errors are automatically sent to Airbrake. Caught errors can be sent to Airbrake using the notify method:

begin
  1/0
rescue ZeroDivisionError => ex
  Airbrake.notify(ex)
end

Configuration

For in depth examples and advanced configuration options like error filtering or custom parameters, please visit our official GitHub repo.

When a user creates a project and uploads samples automatically add the user as a member of that project.

Visit https://alpha.idseq.net/samples/18 and uncheck Bacteria. The table grows from 3 rows to hundreds, while representing less reads. In the past there was a limit that used to exist in Ruby to reduce the amount of data and is now just completely unnecessary because all the rows are shipped to JS anyway so the performance price is paid and all that is left is the weird quirk.

On sample upload page, click "New Project". Enter a name that already exists: you get a red "project already exists or is invalid" message. Now click the button again and enter a valid name. It gets submitted correctly, but the red error message never disappears.

1. Add button should be blue: #4A90E2
2. Privacy description and member description should NOT have a hover effect (they aren't clickable)
3. Icon color: #767878
4. Text color (non button): 2C2D2D
   

Installation

Option 1: Bundler

Add the Airbrake Ruby gem to your Gemfile:

gem 'airbrake-ruby', '~> 2.4'

Option 2: Manual

Invoke the following command from your terminal:

gem install airbrake-ruby

Configuration

Just require the library and copy this configuration snippet into your Ruby project:
(You can find your project ID and API key with your project's settings)

require 'airbrake-ruby'

Airbrake.configure do |c|
  c.project_id = <Your project ID>
  c.project_key = '<Your project API KEY>'
end

Uncaught errors are automatically sent to Airbrake. Caught errors can be sent to Airbrake using the notify method:

begin
  1/0
rescue ZeroDivisionError => ex
  Airbrake.notify(ex)
end

Configuration

For in depth examples and advanced configuration options like error filtering or custom parameters, please visit our official GitHub repo.

Remove duplicates from your projects, favorites, and all projects.

It was working on alpha before (unlike production, didn't time out). Now it yields an error.

1. Can see function
2. Can edit function

Installation

Option 1: Bundler

Add the Airbrake Ruby gem to your Gemfile:

gem 'airbrake-ruby', '~> 2.4'

Option 2: Manual

Invoke the following command from your terminal:

gem install airbrake-ruby

Configuration

Just require the library and copy this configuration snippet into your Ruby project:
(You can find your project ID and API key with your project's settings)

require 'airbrake-ruby'

Airbrake.configure do |c|
  c.project_id = <Your project ID>
  c.project_key = '<Your project API KEY>'
end

Uncaught errors are automatically sent to Airbrake. Caught errors can be sent to Airbrake using the notify method:

begin
  1/0
rescue ZeroDivisionError => ex
  Airbrake.notify(ex)
end

Configuration

For in depth examples and advanced configuration options like error filtering or custom parameters, please visit our official GitHub repo.

Installation

Using bundler

Add the Airbrake Ruby gem to your Gemfile:

gem 'airbrake-ruby', '~> 2.4'

Manual

Invoke the following command from your terminal:

gem install airbrake-ruby

Example

This is the minimal example that you can use to test Airbrake Ruby with your project (You can find your project ID and API KEY with your project's settings):

require 'airbrake-ruby'

Airbrake.configure do |c|
  c.project_id = <Your project ID>
  c.project_key = '<Your project API KEY>'
end

# Synchronous error delivery.
begin
  1/0
rescue ZeroDivisionError => ex
  # Return value is a Hash.
  response = Airbrake.notify_sync(ex)
end

puts 'A ZeroDivisionError was sent to Airbrake synchronously!',
     "See it at #{response['url']}\n"

# Asynchronous error delivery.
begin
  1/0
rescue ZeroDivisionError => ex
  Airbrake.notify(ex).then do |resp|
    puts 'A ZeroDivisionError was sent to Airbrake asynchronously!',
         "See it at #{resp['url']}"
  end
end

Airbrake.close

Configuration

For advanced configuration options like error filtering or custom parameters, please visit our official GitHub repo.