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Blake Erickson c68563a281 DEV: Improve API usage when creating * updating categories
The category model already has a default value for `color` and
`text_color` so they don't need to be required via the API. The ember UI
already requires that colors be selected.

The name of the category also doesn't need to be required when updating
the category either because we are already passing in the id for the
category we want to change.

These changes improve the api experience because you no longer have to
lookup the category name, color, or text color before updating a single
category attribute. When creating a category the name is still required.

https://meta.discourse.org/t/-/132424/2
2020-08-12 12:28:29 -06:00
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