Based on #88 and following the wiki philosophy, the change history of a WikiPage should be stored. For this issue, we can choose between different options:
Simplest: Only store the name of the very last person who edited a page. (This was implemented in #91. The issue will be kept open in case that we would like to implement one of the more sophisticated options.)
Better: Store the author names and timestamps of all edits.
Perfect: Store the changes as well.
Independent of which option is chosen, there are the following tasks:
[ ] Extend the "edit wiki page" controller (or service) and store the additional information into the database.
[ ] Extend the "add wiki page" controller (or service) as well (since the initial author is the first editor)
[ ] Add a GET endpoint that returns the change history of a WikiPage. To reduce data privacy issues, I suggest that the endpoint should only be available for logged-in users.
Based on #88 and following the wiki philosophy, the change history of a WikiPage should be stored. For this issue, we can choose between different options:
Independent of which option is chosen, there are the following tasks:
GETendpoint that returns the change history of a WikiPage. To reduce data privacy issues, I suggest that the endpoint should only be available for logged-in users.