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As @jaycammarano correctly pointed out, the gradient in the time-series panel in Insights is scientifically inaccurate. We should add a way to opt-out of the gradient design element for scientific accuracy.

Currently, catch block is the same for both methods in useForgotPasswordFactory (https://github.com/vuestorefront/vue-storefront/pull/5971/files/0e001721be751b0b0130915023ea0867722e1065#diff-89077440c1264480ee6ffbbcfb08d6c64c9881bea61ebbd8e0e5d260085b66ad):

err.message = err?.graphQLErrors?.[0]?.message || err.message;

Let's create an external function that takes care of that a

The default google-maps-input.json could maybe include more displaying options, such as themes and zoom level for the static map. Though hacky, these few changes do the job for me:

GeopointSelect.js

var _googleMapsInput = require('config:@sanity/google-maps-input');
var _googleMapsInput2 = _interopRequireDefault(_googleMapsInput);

class GeopointSelect extends _react2.default.Compone

when browsing, i should be able to perf-check right from the browser and results should be siphoned back to the extension.

What
We want to allow retrieval of soft-deleted entities

Why
It might be relevant to see archived entities and potentially have the ability to "bring them back to life" in case they were wrongly deleted.

How
We need to include a flag at the repository level: await this.repo.find({ where: { id }, withDeleted: true }).

A potential solution for this would be to detect if `d