Prem Palanisamy
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Reworks the import-options UI in three places to match the new OnDuplicate enum (Fail / Skip / Overwrite) shipped by the cloud worker and migration package: - Settings → Migrations wizard (Appwrite source): three-option radio group with Fail pre-selected. Wording reflects that overwrite/skip apply to the entire resource tree (databases, tables, columns, indexes, rows), not just rows. - Tables (TablesDB) CSV import: same three-option radio replacing the prior two checkboxes. Wording stays document-centric since CSV import is row-only. - Collections (DocumentsDB) JSON import: previously imported with no onDuplicate (silent default to fail). Now opens the same Import options dialog with Fail/Skip/Overwrite radios. Also bumps @appwrite.io/console SDK to https://pkg.vc/-/@appwrite/ @appwrite.io/console@341620a so the OnDuplicate enum exports match the merged backend (post 1.9.x). Renamed OnDuplicate.Upsert -> OnDuplicate.Overwrite throughout the console (the enum was renamed in upstream PR #11910 / migration 1.9.7; the prior reference compiled to undefined and silently defaulted the backend to Fail).
Console 🖥️
Appwrite Console is the Graphical User Interface that developers interact with when accessing their Appwrite instance in the web browser.
Appwrite Console has been built with the following frameworks:
Developer Experience
Developer experience has always been a priority for Appwrite since its inception. The web console is one of the most important pieces of the developer experience puzzle. The new web console not only looks better but serves a functional purpose.
Simplicity
The new UI reduces visual load with more purposeful color use and more selective inclusion of information.
Consistency
The new Appwrite Console uses a consistent UI library, so navigating from page to page and task to task will flow seamlessly.
Accessibility
Console 2.0 is designed to be accessible, from design to code. Console 2.0 is also designed to be accessible to developers of all skill levels. Complex workflows will provide more guidance for newer developers and promote good technical decisions.
Scalability and Collaboration
The new console is more maintainable and welcoming to community contributions. Console 2.0 is built using Svelte instead of our own library. It's better documented and well-known, making it easier for developers to contribute to Appwrite.
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