Since the html copied from VS Code is not structured as code but as
styled divs for each line, any code copied from it would be pasted
unformatted with blank lines between each line of code.
This has now been fixed, by detecting VS Code style code blocks by the
CSS property `white-space: pre` and pasting the text within as is, as
code.
This commit adds banner which is shown on successful stream
creation which contains a link to stream narrow. This banner
makes it more clear that stream was created successfully and
also makes it easy to navigate to the new stream.
Fixes#29171.
We want to name types/views that are not Stream or Direct related to be
"non-specific". The previously used term "non-stream" could be confusing
since it would literally mean any type/view which is not a stream type/
view, which would encapsulate the Direct type/view also.
Thus, we finally use the following terms to describe the type of
conversation:
1. Stream type (Streams or Topics)
2. Direct type (A)
3. Non specific type (Inbox, Recent conversation, All messages)
This commit fixes the bug, where navigating to inbox view does not
update the closed compose buttons. Due to this the tooltip over the
"Start new conversation" button also showed the wrong content.
In the situation where the DMs are disabled in an organization, we
disable the new conversation button. But due to this, the tooltip
hinting towards the same, was also being disabled because it was
attached to a disabled element which does not fire any events.
This commit fixes this bug, by wrapping the new conversation button
inside a div, and attaching the tooltip to this wrapper instead.
As reported on CZO, the new conversation button sometimes had stale
tooltip content rendered on it. In this commit, we change the logic
used to render this tooltip, to now render the tooltip content on the
fly via `instance.setContent()` which should eliminate any such bug.
Fixes#27158.
This is essential for converting to typescript, because
we can't create half a clean reaction and then calculate
vote_text afterwards. Instead, we should calculate it
with the information we already have, and create the
clean reaction object afterwards, all at once.
When we move to typescript, we want to be able to calculate
this value *before* creating the clean reactions, so that
we can generate the clean reactions in one go instead of
having some half-created object.
On chromium browsers, the scroll position is not restored when the text
in a textarea is replaced. So instead of directly replacing the text,
we call the `insert_and_scroll_into_view` function with `replace_all`
set to true.
We refactor the `insert_and_scroll_into_view` function to accept a new
parameter, `replace_all`, defaulting to false, that when set to `true`,
will replace all existing content of the textarea with the new content,
instead of inserting the new content at the current cursor position.
This is a prep commit for the next commit, which will set this new flag.
We want to make the default stream listing more relevant. To do this,
we always show "All streams" tab when stream is opened from another
user's profile. From other places, we show "Subscribed" if the user
is subscribed to the stream they are trying to edit otherwise
"All streams" are shown.
We want to make default group listing in left panel more relevant.
Thus "All groups" are shown when group is opened from another user's
profile. From other places, "Your groups" are shown if the user is in
the group they are trying to edit otherwise "All groups" are shown.
This commit adds links to open group settings from "User groups" tab
of user profile. These links are not shown to guests as they cannot
view `#groups` urls.
Fixes#25214.
We no longer show the 'default' visibility policy in
the inbox view. 'Unmute', 'Follow', and "Mute' are
still shown.
For topics with 'default' visibility policy, it is
still possible to change the visibility policy via the
three-dot menu.
The motivation is not to have the default state so
prominently called out.
The function 'emoji_status_fields_changed' separates the conditional
logic into two parts. Now, we compare 'selected_emoji_info' and
'old_emoji_info' only when both of them have the fields necessary for
comparison.This helps with upcoming type inference and we no longer have
to write same conditional logic twice.
While || targets null, undefined, false, NaN, 0, -0, 0n, "",
and document.all, ??(null coalescing) specifically targets
null and undefined,which we are looking for here.
Instead of partially creating it and then adding
more attributes, this commit creates the return
value (formatted draft) in a single assignment.
This is needed for typescript work, in an upcoming
commit.
It was always being set after the fact, and it will
be easier to manage types for the conversion to
Typescript if we just set this when setting the
rest of the data for the draft message.
Sometimes get_color is called with undefined
stream ids. This change makes more clear
what was already happening, and allows
for smoother conversion of other files
to typescript, including an upcoming
conversion of the drafts module, which
can call `get_color` with a draft with
undefined stream_id.
This keeps the color logic contained in
the `get_color` function, which seems
cleaner than the alternative of exporting
DEFAULT_COLOR to be used wherever sream_id
might be undefined.
It's been present since 1929cc5 and clearly is intended
to be part of a never-implemented format conversion
system. We can add a version if/when we actually need
such a feature.
The remote support view now returns results for deactivated remote
servers with those results sorted to the end and formatted to
visually stand out.
Forms to change sponsorship and discount fields on the customer
for the remote server or realm are not shown, but the data stored
on the customer object is shown, including any sponsorship request
information (if the customer had a sponsorship request pending when
it was deactivated).
Forms to schedule a plan are also not shown for deactivated servers
and their associated remote realms.
Forms and information for any current plan or scheduled plan, for
either the deactivated remote server or its associated remote
realms, are shown so that support staff can update those plans if
necessary.
Since the html copied from VS Code is not structured as code but as
styled divs for each line, any code copied from it would be pasted
unformatted with blank lines between each line of code.
This has now been fixed, by detecting VS Code style code blocks by the
CSS property `white-space: pre` and pasting the text within as is, as
code.
To address feedback that own emoji reactions were not sufficiently distinct, we increase
the prominence of one's own emoji reactions by:
- Setting a pixel-and-a-half border around own reactions.
- Reducing the alpha on the inner drop shadow of other reactions.
- Increasing the contrast on own reactions borders (and decreasing
them, in dark mode, on other reactions).
- Space around the emoji is maintained as in the current design in the own reactions.
Other reactions benefit from an additional half pixel of padding, top and bottom,
which is necessary to keep the pills (and the hover reaction button) the same
height as each other--regardless of whether there's an own reaction among them
or not. Padding is reduced in line with the increased border on own reactions.
Sets the max-width for table data cells in the activity and
installation charts.
If the content exceeds the limit, then the overflow is set to
hidden and the text-overflow is set to ellipsis, so there is
a visual indication that the text is not completely visible.
This change aids in differentiating between a normal user and a bot
account, furthur eliminating any confusion between them (a step forward,
considering how good LLM bots have become in impersonating a real user).
Fixes#25958.
Co-authored-by: 1010nishant <nishantjangid6377@gmail.com>
This commit adds a realm-level setting named
'zulip_update_announcements_stream' that configures the
stream to which zulip updates should be posted.
Fixes part of #28604.
It doesn't make sense for us to track a separate current filter when
it should just the be filter of current message list if there is one.
This will reduce possible confusion in the codebase where filter
returned by narrow_state is different from message_lists.current.
The `upload_objects_by_message_edit_row` map object was being exported
to handle the uploads during the editing of a message. To improve the
abstraction, we move the logic being used to access
`upload_objects_by_message_edit_row` and itself into `upload.js`.
Similarly, the `compose_upload_object` constant which was being exported
to handle the cancelling of compose uploads. This commit removes this
export and instead defines a new method `compose_upload_cancel` to
handle the same.
Every time a user edits a message, we call the `setup_upload` method
which creates a new Uppy instance and adds some event listeners to
enable the upload process. These event listeners were not being removed
during the cleanup process of message editing, which led to multiple
event listeners being attached to the edit message form. Due to this,
multiple duplicate files would get attached via these multiple event
listeners if a user opened the edit message form for the same message
multiple times.
This commit adds the `deactivate_upload` method to perform all the
necessary cleanups while closing the edit message form. Via this
method, we remove the event listeners attached and close the Uppy
instance which cancels all uploads, resets progress and removes all
files.
- Adds instructions for downloading a zuliprc file for a bot or for
yourself.
- Updates the button label to "Download zuliprc", since that's the
filename it downloads.
Fixes#28881.
Adds the information returned by get_push_status_for_remote_request
for remote billing users to the support page. Note that getting
the current push status data will result in some duplicate database
queries (getting customer, plan, current billed users, next billing
cycle) when generating the remote support view.
Previously, the sorting was broken due to
incorrect referencing of the property.
The code has been updated to use the "expiry_date"
property instead of "expires_at".
Fixes#29005.
When narrowing to a stream which doesn't exist, the
code to render users who are typing in that narrow
resulted in an assertion error as the stream didn't exist.
This commit removes the assertion and returns an empty array
(array of users who are typing) in such case to fix the issue.
This commit fixes an error where composing a message with
no stream selected resulted in making a POST request to
'/typing' with stream_id as undefined which resulted in
a "Missing server_id" error.
We no longer make a POST request if the stream is not
selected.
It's clearer to return undefined than an empty list,
because it's easier to do an equality check for undefined
at call sites to this function.
`ListCursor.get_row` returns early for falsey values
returned from `find_li`, so I think whatever this
comment is referring to is no longer relevant.
The work now being done in set_render_data used
to be done in render_more, which is called in
batches of 20 rows at a time. This work only
needs to be done once per narrow/view, so this
is a great performance improvement.
We already do not show the buttons for opening the group creation
form if user is not allowed to create group at all, but the
user can still open the form by going on "#groups/new" url.
This commit fixes this by redirecting such users to "#groups/your"
like we do for streams.
There were couple of problems in our handling of invalid or
incomplete URLs-
- The browser back button behavior breaks if someone enters
url with invalid group ID, incorrect group name.
- On typing group edit URLs with invalid group ID, an error
was raised and the URLs remained the same with just opening
the groups overlay with "Your" tab selected in left panel.
- On typing group edit URLs with incorrect right side tab or
without any right side tab, we showed "general" section, which
is fine, but the URL was still incorrect.
This commit fixes the above mentioned problems-
- URLs with invalid group IDs are now handled gracefully
with groups UI opening in the same way as before but the
url is updated to "#groups/your".
- We now update the right side tab to "general" if right
side tab is invalid or there is no right side tab.
- All the URL updates to fix invalid urls are done using
"history.replaceState" to make sure the browser back button
behaves as expected.
- All the code for checking the urls is done in hashchange.js
itself, so we can remove some code from change_state.
There were couple of problems in our handling of invalid or
incomplete URLs-
- The browser back button behavior breaks if someone enters
url with invalid or inaccessible stream ID, incorrect stream
name, "#streams/new" url without permission to create streams.
- On typing stream edit URLs with incorrect right side tab or
without any right side tab, we showed "general" section, which
is fine, but the URL was still incorrect.
This commit fixes the above mentioned problems-
- We now update the right side tab to "general" if right
side tab is invalid or there is no right side tab.
- All the URL updates to fix invalid urls are done using
"history.replaceState" to make sure the browser back button
behaves as expected.
- All the code for checking the urls is done in hashchange.js
itself, so we can remove some code from change_state.
We already do not show the buttons for opening the stream creation
form if user is not allowed to create streams at all, but the
user can still open the form by going on "#streams/new" url.
This commit fixes this by redirecting such users to
"#streams/subscribed" like we do for guests.
Previously, the link opened on clicking the stream name in
header was "#streams/{stream_id}/{stream_name}". It is now
changed to "#streams/{stream_id}/{stream_name}/general" as
the stream edit UI is opened with "general" tab.