The difficulty will lie in developing a points system that can quantify the complexity of field depth and search queries. A good starting point to understand GraphQL rate limiting is the GitHub API v4 documentation, which can be found here: https://developer.github.com/v4/guides/resource-limitations/

This command would be used to tag Docker images with the API version number. The command itself works, but Jenkins can't interpret it well enough to actually execute it. Will fix when not tired.

This will be similar to the way Account and Notebook are handled.

This isn't really a bug since the database trigger is working as intended. An easy fix would be to ensure the supplied newList is actually different than the current one -- a check done in addition to making sure newList is not null.

This causes the next build to fail because the container name is already taken. A simple fix would involve adding a step before the test that deletes the container if it exists. However, it would also be nice to know when deletion fails so that the stage can clean up its own state.

The API interprets an empty string as a directive to clear a title. However, it seems as though the Apollo Input type is converting empty strings to null, which tells the API that the title should not be changed. This means that, after creating a note with a title, attempts to update it with a blank title result in no action by the server.

The myNotes query result has a lastModified field that can be used to keep the most recently updated notes at the top of the list. Right now, the ordering of the list is a bit random and unhelpful.

• Symmetry:
  Each tag in the list contains the tag and trash icon. They are aligned poorly. Position the tag to be left aligned, and right align the trash icons.

• Padding:
  The tag text input consumes more vertical space than needed, creating an awkward break between the text hint and existing tags in the list view. Reduce either the padding on the input or the list view so that the two are vertically closer.

When the note is first created, it has a default title. That text should be cleared when the user presses that view -- but only for the default text. Subsequent presses should only highlight all text.