feat: The navbar can now display the username after logging in #65
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# Conflicts: # client/src/types.ts # package-lock.json
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Is this still accurate Markus, after merging with Nancy's?
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# Conflicts: # client/src/pages/Login.tsx # client/src/pages/SignUp.tsx
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Many thanks to Aidan for providing crucial assistance and doing a significant amount of work to fix this feature. @aidanprior |
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Linked issue/ticket
#40
Description
The navbar can now correctly display the username after login and is properly connected to the database.
Reproduction steps
Log in then check the top right corner to see the username displayed.
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