Joseph Azevedo

## Rationale As discussed in https://docs.archit.us/internal/socketio/pools/, the rationale for pools is to provide entity caching on the frontend in a reusable way. ### Primary gateway routes - Single entity request...

- Header shouldn't change layout as it expands - Look to add heading of page inside top header at small screen heights - Collapse architus logotype at small screen widths...

FOSSA build checks never seem to complete on PRs.

After the migration to TypeScript, no work has been put in to fix any of the build errors that occur on the Storybook site: https://app.netlify.com/sites/storybook-architus/deploys We need to fix this...

Logs backend MVP

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## Summary This pull request is designed to be the MVP for the backend event pipeline & GraphQL API of the logs service. ### Goals - Have all services running...

The emoji manager will perform its replacement on messages that contain foreign, fully-resolved emotes (sent by a user with Nitro), replacing the message with the current server's version. While this...

To make sure bugs/feature requests are reported consistently, we should probably make a minimal issue template (not too much to still encourage contribution, but sufficient enough to have detail).

Add a command like `!issue` and/or `!featurerequest` that displays an embed with information on writing an issue/feature request (and a link to the issue creation with a template).

await_holding_lock reports explicitly dropped mutex guards as if they weren't dropped

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I tried this code: ```rust #[deny(clippy::pedantic)] pub async fn doesnt_work() { use std::collections::HashSet; use std::sync::Mutex; use std::time::Duration; let lock: Mutex = Mutex::new(HashSet::new()); let mut set = lock.lock().unwrap(); set.insert(0); drop(set); tokio::time::sleep(Duration::from_secs(1)).await;...