This commit changes .join(",") to Int1.ListFormat.
This produces more accurate translations.
Refactor compose_ui.test to update the testcase for Alice and Bob.
The previous test case output of "Alice,Bob" modify to "Alice and Bob"
to align with the behavior of Int1.ListFormat,
which joins lists using ',' & 'and'.
Previously when a user tries to click on the clipboard to copy the merge
base version info, the copied tooltip would appear in the wrong location
where the Zulip version is instead. This is caused by both clipboard
icon using the same Clipboard instance where the success event would only
display the tooltip at the Zulip version. These changes fixes this and
allows the clipboards to be independent of each other.
- Updates "Start a call", documents the "Jitsi server URL" setting,
and links to it in a (?) from the relevant admin UI.
- Fixes misplaced include block for opening the compose box.
Fixes#26907.
We introduce a state variable `shift_pressed` for the purpose of
detecting whether the Shift key is pressed when pasting content. Only if
it is not, do we proceed with the default formatted paste behavior.
In Chrome, plain paste works out of the box for `Ctrl+Shift+V`, but in
Firefox, we need to handle it ourselves.
We replace the call to `insert_syntax_and_focus` with a direct call to
`insert_and_scroll_into_view` when pasting content into the compose box,
which fixes the bug where leading and trailing spaces were added to any
pasted content.
Since focus on input elements on mobile opens keyboard which
changes window height, emoji popover can hide or scroll out of
view. To fix it, we don't focus on search input unless user
wants to when emoji popover is open.
If the popover reference is in an overlay, the below check:
```js
elements_at_reference_position.some(
(element) =>
element.id === "navbar-fixed-container" ||
element.id === "compose-content" ||
element.classList.contains("sticky_header"),
)
```
would make the popover not appear if the reference was above them.
To make things simpler for us to check, we only handle popover
references inside message list which we know for sure will
always be below the elements checked above in stacking context.
Hiding popovers for other view is done good enough by
`data-reference-hidden` check that we don't need to manually
handle them.
Since `#compose` occupies full width of the window, it is a
part of `elements_at_reference_position` if the reference is
under it.
Since `#compose-content` only occupies the part of window where
compose box is actually visible, we use it decide if the
popover should be hidden.
Before this change, we'd try to close the sidebar before
closing text fields. This means if the user sidebar was
open with a text search in progress, pressing Escape
would close the full sidebar instead of closing search.
This change deprioritizes closing the sidebar, in favor
of closing input fields like search.
This also helps with #26717, because the sidebar seems to
be marked as open even when it's not an overlay, which
means pressing Escape will first "close" it (no visual
changes), before a second Escape would trigger closing
the search field. Ideally we differentiate between
situations where we are showing the sidebar as an
overlay and when we aren't, but that might be a more
involved change.
Fixes part of #27491
We don't immediatley remove the input box, because there's
no existing UI for reopening the input box. (The input box
is always visible when the more topics view is visible.)
This commit makes the change of blurring and clearing the
input, instead of only blurring.
Fixes#27508
Show sidebar icon when sidebar popover is visible so that
it tells users for which row popover is visible and also helps
tippy track when the reference of the popover so that it
can apply [data-reference-hidden] property appropriately.
If the selection copied, is entirely within a single element, like text
within a heading (like `h1`) we discard this outermost element and only
convert the inner HTML to markdown.
However, we retain `pre` so a code block within it stays as is and does
not change into inline code, losing all its linebreaks.
Previously, when uploading of a file fails, the same file
couldn't be re-uploaded again without re opening the
compose box. This is because, the default behaviour of
uppy is that it won't allow re-upload of same files.
This could be fixed by removing the uploaded file when
the upload-error event is invoked for it.
Fixes#27495
ResizeObserver isn't supported for Safari iOS versions we support.
We support iOS Safari ≥ 12.2 but ResizeObserver support requires
iOS Safari >=13.4. So if they're on iOS Safari >= 12.2 and < 13.4,
it crashes.