Currently the component CountryTable looks only at the zones that appear at the focused timestamp. That can potentially cause the list to change its height and consequently the graphs to move and tooltips to flicker when hovering over the graphs at different

User story

As a newly invited admin of a Fund/Collective/Organization, after I click accept I should be redirected to the page I just accepted the invitation from.

Currently you click accept and then just stay stuck here:
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Description
Workers across our data collection platform import & utilize a lot of modules/functions. This is a parent issue related to improving the testability of the modules across augur.

I introduced E2E tests with Detox in amaurymartiny/shoot-i-smoke#396, but they are still a bit flaky (see e.g. https://github.com/amaurymartiny/shoot-i-smoke/runs/988576992). It would be nice to make them less flaky.

Might be related to amaurymartiny/shoot-i-smoke#702.

Hide starting animation for developers while developping (use if(__DEV__))

Problem

1. Usecase: Movements that want to collect a lot of new entries to a certain hashtag by involving a big amount of volunteers, often fail, because their silly and lazy volunteers do not use the right hashtag. Pioneers of Changes is one of those examples.
2. Usecase: A user visits Ernährungsräte in the Glossary of Change https://glossardeswandels.de/#/?term=Ern%C3%A4hrungsrat and realize

Give detailed and descriptive documentation about the arduino code located

here

When checking for duplicated IDs we push existing ids into an array: https://github.com/indeedeng/starfish/blob/dc651c846bbbe1bc6eefee70a24cdf44383c59a2/index.js#L35

Changing the data structure to an object will allow for O(1) lookup time instead of O(n) having to look through the whole array to check which will speed up the process and scale a little better. It could also reduce/simply the log