- Add currentActivityId property to track the active process
- Replace event dispatching with property assignment for cleaner state management
- S3 download monitor only renders during download and is removed when complete
- Database restore monitor only renders during restore operation
- Both monitors now share the same activity-monitor component instance with proper lifecycle management
- When user starts restore after S3 download, S3 monitor is removed from DOM
- Fixes issue where S3 download and database restore showed identical output
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- Add unique wire keys to activity-monitor components (s3-download-monitor and database-restore-monitor)
- Update dispatch calls to target specific components using ->to() method
- This prevents both activity monitors from listening to the same activityMonitor event and displaying identical output
- S3 download now shows in s3-download-monitor component
- Database restore now shows in database-restore-monitor component
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- Add Alpine.js entangle bindings for s3StorageId and s3Path to enable
reactive button state without server requests
- Change button disabled binding from PHP :disabled to Alpine x-bind:disabled
for client-side reactivity using deferred wire:model inputs
- Replace S3Storage::findOrFail with ownedByCurrentTeam()->findOrFail in
checkS3File() and downloadFromS3() methods
- Remove redundant manual team verification since ownedByCurrentTeam scope
automatically filters to current team
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This commit introduces functionality for integrating S3 storage into the import process. It allows users to select S3 storage, check for file existence, and download files directly from S3. This enhancement improves the flexibility of the import feature by enabling users to work with files stored in S3, addressing a common use case for teams that utilize cloud storage solutions.
