Summary

This makes some changes to the schema migration to make it slightly more robust. It now:

• Merges attributes the the block it is trying to update the attributes of (i.e. not overriding a heading's level if it has one set)
• Migrates whenever the YDoc actually has content (firstChild) & is trying to update the content of the document, reducing likelihood of race conditions with network
• Adds tests to reduce likelihood of regressions

Rationale

The schema migration was introduced to allow for a client-side migration allowing some of the default attributes (backgroundColor & textColor) on the blockContainer, to be moved to it's containing block. This makes that migration more robust & likely to succeed in migrating the content.

Changes

See above

Impact

Testing

You can create an old YDoc by switching to a previous version of BlockNote & adding some background color & text colors to a block. Then in the current version, you can try to load that document & it should attempt to migrate the colors since it has detected that they were on the incorrect element (present on the blockContainer).

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Checklist

• Code follows the project's coding standards.
• Unit tests covering the new feature have been added.
• All existing tests pass.
• The documentation has been updated to reflect the new feature

Additional Notes