Update the docker-build workflow to support both GitHub Container Registry
and Gitea by dynamically determining the registry URL based on the
server URL. Added explicit permissions for package writing and implemented
conditional login steps to handle GitHub and Gitea authentication
differently.
Refactor the CI/CD pipeline to use Docker Buildx for more efficient builds and implement automated image tagging and pushing to GHCR.
On the frontend, update the theme system to use a neutral zinc-based dark mode instead of the previous warm dark theme. This includes:
- Updating CSS variables in `globals.css` for a more consistent neutral palette.
- Replacing `ring` color usage with `muted-foreground` in various UI components to align with the new design language.
- Adjusting component backgrounds (e.g., `Header`, `Input`, `WidgetCard`) to use `bg-card` for better visual layering.
- Simplifying component styles and removing unnecessary gradients.
Remove the "casaos" theme in favor of a unified design system. This involves cleaning up conditional styling across components, simplifying the theme toggle, and updating the global CSS variables to a more consistent dark/light mode implementation.
- Remove `casaos` theme from `themes.ts` and `ThemeToggle`
- Refactor `globals.css` to use a single dark mode definition
- Simplify component styling by removing `isCasaOS` conditional logic
- Update UI components (`Card`, `Badge`, `WidgetCard`, etc.) to use standard design tokens
- Update E2E smoke tests to reflect theme changes
Relocate frontend source code from `next-app/` to `frontend/` to align with the new project structure. This includes removing the old Next.js boilerplate files and establishing a cleaner workspace.
Additionally, updates the OpenAPI specification to include support for the `immich` widget type and its corresponding configuration schema.
- Move frontend files to `frontend/`
- Delete obsolete `next-app/` directory and its configuration
- Add `immich` widget type to `openapi.yaml`
- Update `FrontendPlan.md` with dashboard refactor and UX direction
Tomas Dvorak