initializes materials used field with formik value

[brrkrmn]

Summary

'materials used' field used to be displayed as empty every time the user tries to edit their activity.

Closes #1106

Changes

1. The initial value of <ol><li></li></ol> is changed to [ ] so that the field uses the formik value

After

Creating activity for the first time:

• Now, the field is not initialized with an ordered list and the user should manually start the list with '1.' or tap list icon in the toolbar

Screen.Recording.2024-02-16.at.9.22.15.AM.mov

Editing Activity:

Screen.Recording.2024-02-16.at.9.23.19.AM.mov

[NdibeRaymond]

can you paste the before video of this so I can compare it with the after @brrkrmn ?
also needs rebase

[brrkrmn]

can you paste the before video of this so I can compare it with the after @brrkrmn ? also needs rebase

@NdibeRaymond the video of 'before' is in the issue here. Rebase is completed now 👍🏻

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[NdibeRaymond]

it seems like you are doing a merge commit (git pull origin master) instead of a rebase @brrkrmn, that is likely the reason the pre-commit is complaining. you can squash the commits to 1, in that case you only need to worry about fixing pre-commit errors in your own changes

[NdibeRaymond]

it seems like you are doing a merge commit (git pull origin master) instead of a rebase @brrkrmn, that is likely the reason the pre-commit is complaining. you can squash the commits to 1, in that case you only need to worry about fixing pre-commit errors in your own changes

thinking maybe I should do this myself, last just squashing will likely not work

[NdibeRaymond]

@brrkrmn run git rebase -i master, then force push. This should fix the pre-commit errors we are getting for files you did not touch. After that you can focus on fixing the pre-commit errors for the files you did touch

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[NdibeRaymond]

@tuxology this has been rebased so we can focus on testing before merging to staging

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