-drag and drop channels is disabled
reset to no automatic schema update (used it to automatically generate new tables)
Fixed the drag to add channel feature in the BodyTrack app

The problem was that Grapher.js tried to access the grapher.sourcesMap
property as simply sourcesMap.

Also, changed the CSS rule to set device names to 100% width in the Add
Channels pane so that it didn't affect channel names - in the previous
version of the code, if we commented out the draggable() call and in so
doing disabled dragging to add a channel, the channel name would move to
the left if the user tried to drag it.  Although I don't expect to
remove the drag to add channel feature, this change to bodytrack.css is
a nice way to ensure it goes more smoothly if we ever do so, and to
tighten up CSS rules as general good practice.
Automatic grapher update from commit QuantifiedSelf2012:db95730+
-views tab now has links for loading views into the bodytrack grapher app
Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/master'
-fixed resetting the channel filtering in the bodytrack app
Refactored ImageUtils, moving some of its inner classes into com.fluxtream.images
Added a third thumbnail size for Fluxtream Capture photos (500px).  Requires a database update.
Now passing along image orientation in photo tile JSON.  Will eventually use this info to rotate full-res images with CSS transforms.
-fixed a bug where manage connectors dialog would reload the active tab multiple times
Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/master'
-add channels button and show details buttons no longer follow their links when clicked
-rewrote manageConnectors updating to fix the flickering of it and to reduce the redundant image requests to the server
-added missing templates
withings oauth support now working
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:fluxtream/fluxtream-app
Now rotating full-res image in timeline photo dialog with CSS transforms according to EXIF orientation
Disabled Fitbit floors and elevation API calls
added some utility methods and npe checks