Custom :date values are real Date structs; sorting them by Erlang term
order compares day, then month, then year, so the member list ordered
them like day-first text instead of chronologically. Derive the sort key
from a single shared helper that maps a date to its Gregorian day count,
leaving the other value types at their already-correct natural order.
Integrate current main (CSV import, GDPR join-form description, dependency and
tooling bumps) into the bulk-actions-dropdown feature. Gettext catalogs were
reconciled with mix gettext.extract --merge; the CHANGELOG Unreleased entries
of both sides were combined.
The growing row of bulk-action buttons above the member overview is replaced
by one "Aktionen" dropdown holding all four actions (open in email program,
copy addresses, export CSV, export PDF). With no selection the actions operate
on all — or the currently filtered — members; the email-program action is
disabled past a recipient cap, because the browser cannot reliably hand a very
long mailto over to the mail client. The trigger shows the active scope as a
badge: an emphasized count when members are selected, a muted "alle"/"gefiltert"
otherwise.
Dropdown openers were visually indistinguishable from ordinary buttons. A
trailing chevron now marks every dropdown trigger — both the shared
dropdown_menu component and the bespoke member-filter trigger — and an
optional badge slot lets a trigger show a status indicator beside its label.
The compile-time Mix.env() comparison folded to an always-false literal under analysis. sql_sandbox?/0 reads runtime config (true only in test) and works in releases where Mix is unavailable, preserving the fast-fail-no-retry behavior in tests.
LiveSession.assign_new_resources/2 is typed to return a Phoenix.Socket, which made the on_mount redirect type-incompatible. The authenticated-routes live_session already assigns current_user, so the guard reads it from socket.assigns directly. Also assign the locale into the socket actually used by the no-user redirect instead of discarding it.
Date.from_iso8601/1 returns {:error, reason}, so the with else clause matching a bare :error never fired and an invalid date raised a WithClauseError. Match the real date/calendar error reasons so the user sees the validation message.
DateTime.from_iso8601/1 returns {:ok, datetime, offset}, so the two-tuple clauses never matched and datetime cells fell through to the naive-parse fallback. Matching the real shape routes them through the intended DateTime path; UTC values render identically.
File.read/1 only yields posix atoms, so the File.Error and bare-reason branches were unreachable, and :file.format_error/1 returns a charlist rather than a String. Normalize the error to a binary so it interpolates correctly in flash messages.
consume_and_read_csv/2 and MemberCSV.prepare/2 only ever return {:error, binary()}, so the non-binary error branch and the format_error_message/* helpers it called were unreachable. Removed them and bound the remaining discarded locale/dispatch results.
