Function `delete_sub` was exclusively called by `stream_data.delete_sub`.
With the change in the approach where we no longer remove subscriptions
from `stream_info` and `subs_by_stream_id`, the `delete_sub` function is no
longer needed.
Previously, when archiving a stream `delete` function was used to
remove stream from `stream_info`. However, with the current
approach, we don't remove stream instead we use the `set_false`
function to mark streams as false, making the `delete`
function unnecessary.
Stream is simply marked as `archived: true` instead of removing
the stream from `sub_store` and `stream_info`.
A check in `subscribe_myself` is added before subscribing to a
stream.
Earlier, in left stream sidebar, new topic button was shown for all
stream rows irrespective of compose permission of the user for
individual streams.
This commit changes the behaviour by hiding the new topic button if
user doesn't have appropriate compose permission for individual
streams.
Fixes: zulip#31800.
On the frontend, the selection is still a dropdown of system groups but
on the API level, we have started accepting anonymous groups similar to
other settings
We've kept require system groups true for now until we switch to group
picker on the frontend.
On the frontend, the selection is still a dropdown of system groups but
on the API level, we have started accepting anonymous groups similar to
other settings.
We've kept require system groups true for now until we switch to group
picker on the frontend.
If we paste a stream-topic URL that can be formatted as per #29302,
we now generate a normal markdown link if the stream topic syntax
could result in a broken link.
Fixes#31904
Previously, all members of the group, including members of
recursive groups, were shown in the the popover. Now only
direct members are shown along with the direct subgroups
of the group.
Fixes#32088.
The 'id' field in a dialog widget is used to add custom id to
the container element to modify styles.
We were not using this id anywhere, so this commit removes it.
When the user opens channel create settings from left sidebar, now the focus
is set on the channel name input.
The logic was already there, but not properly placed inside the overlay code path.
Fixes#32034.
This commit configures the click event on the channel name so that
when the user is narrowed to a topic within a channel, clicking the
same channel will navigate the user to the general channel feed. This
improves the user experience by allowing easy access to the full
channel feed when a user is focused on a specific topic.
Fixes#32032.
It’s not possible to animate or transition the `display` property, at
least until `transition-behavior: allow-discrete` lands in all
browsers. We already take care of applying `display: none` in a
JavaScript setTimeout (see alert_popup.ts, hide_error in
ui_report.ts).
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
This adds live update support for `is-followed` narrow. We need
to render the narrow again instead of just adding the relevant
messages from the updated topic since it not easy to determine
which message we need to add based on the selected message of the
user and which messages to ask from the server.
We do not show groups that will break the DAG constraint
on being added to a group as subgroups in the typeahead
shown in the members edit UI.
Fixes#32087.
Since `scroll_finished` is already called post render and we
don't have to wait for anything rendering before calling
`unread_ops.process_visible`, we can just directly call it.
Previously, when selecting a new channel in the "move topic" modal using
the keyboard, focus failed to advance to the topic input automatically.
Users had to press the tab key an extra time to move focus to the topic
input, which was not the intended behavior.
This commit modifies the `move_topic_on_update` function in
`web/src/stream_popover.js` to explicitly set focus on the topic input
field after a channel is selected.
Since we removed `unread_ops.process_visible` on system initiated
scrolling in #32038, this is important to take care of separately.
Reproducer: Go to a topic with a lot of unread messages and press
`end` key. Last message is not marked as read.
Fixes#31833
Quoting from the issue:
Some of the reasoning behind that proposal was:
We want the first unread message to be what gets highlighted by the
blue box, since that's what you should read first.
It's bad to eat one unread message when entering a
message feed via N or otherwise.
A consistent algorithm would be that messages get marked as read when
you move the blue box past them ... except that there'd be no way to
mark the last message that way.
Because the bottom being visible marks things as read, it should be
fine to make this change now, even though there wouldn't currently
be a way to use the location of the blue box to mark the last message
in the current view as read.
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Karl Stolley
Pratik Chanda
Sahil Batra
Shubham Padia
Kislay Udbhav Verma
Prakhar Pratyush
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Aditya Chaudhary
Anders Kaseorg
Aman Agrawal
Tim Abbott
Sayam Samal
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