In 245357c868 we added a redirect
after stream creation, to go to the stream feed. This means
the stream settings modal was closed partway through the tests.
This caused a flake where when the modal was reopened it was
not always open by the time we fetched the stream name.
The main fix in this commit is changing the classname for
the stream in the modal to be more specific (`stream-name`
can also be found in the left sidebar in many places) and
waiting for it to be visible again before getting text from
it.
More discussion here:
https://chat.zulip.org/#narrow/channel/43-automated-testing/topic/stream.20create.20puppeteer.20failure/near/1976724
Co-authored-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
Fixes#31823
When home view changes, CSS just puts the selected home view
at the top of the left_sidebar navigation list (expanded)
or to the left (collapsed), but the rendered <li> elements
stay in the same order in DOM, so regarldess of current home view,
keyboard navigation always follows the order in which the <li>
elements appear in DOM.
Changes:
- Reorder <li> navigation elements in DOM based on current home view.
- Remove tabindex=0 from <a> elements, because they are now ordered
correctly in DOM.
- Add (tabindex="0" role="button") to the <i> collapsable VIEWS, to be
keyboard accessibile.
I saw some profiling traces where it appears multiple copies of this
click handler got processed when clicking on a topic in the left
sidebar.
I suspect that was a profiling artifact, but the intent is for
on_topic_click to fully process clicks on topics in the sidebar, and
we should write the code to say that.
This commit adds more space between rows, increases the line height
so that the status message doesn't touch the status emoji, and makes
the status circle a little bigger.
c39ae45d95 was incorrect, and should
only have been applied to the circles in the buddy list avatars.
In other places in the app, the transparency was over other colors
of background.
Users are fetched from `people_by_user_id_dict`.
`bot_info` is only called from:
* `bots_create_table`, with ids from `get_bot_ids` which are
from this `people_by_user_id_dict`.
* `update_bot_data`, which is called in two places that check
`is_valid_bot_user` on the bot id first.
So we should always get a `bot_user` back, and we're already relying
on the bot users being defined in several methods of the
`bot_list_widget`.
These were all manually checked to still work.
`e.currentTarget` is equivalent to `this`, and
all instance of `e.target` were either the same
as `this` or used with a `closest` function that
still got the same value.
It seems like this was working fine, thanks to some internal
workings of Handlebars, but when we convert this file to
typescript, it will want a string for `html_body`.
`sub.email_address` can be `undefined`, `$foo.text(undefined)` has
no effect (it doesn't clear the text), and `text()` doesn't formally
accept `undefined`, so here we only call `text()` if the new value
isn't undefined.
None of these have showed up in Sentry in the last 90 days, and
it will be easier to type this file if we can assume we always
get a valid stream id and a valid sub for that stream id.
This had been getting undefined `sub` already, in the modal to create
a new channel, but managed to not cause errors because
`properties_elements` was empty and `button_state` didn't equal
`"unsaved"`, leaving areas that treated `sub` as defined not accessible.
This commit fixes the type and handles the `undefined` case more directly.
These tests have been broken since long ago, we don't see any
errors since they are wrapped in `Sentry`. Also, We have a great
puppeteer test suite for the verification of loading current narrow.
Since we cannot cheaply live update `is-followed` narrow, we
discard any message list or data with that narrow if we
received a message event that changes topic visibility
from or to `FOLLOWED`.
Not added to `Filter` library since this function is a bit
localized to message_events us case in the sense that it
checks for existence of `not-` prefix of the term type too.
Since stream / topic change involves change in topic name, it could
involve new messages being included and some being discarded. Also,
messages could have been moved from an inaccessible stream to now
accessible stream for the user.
Since we only pass non echo messages to
message_events.insert_new_messages, where message lists get
updated, it is important to update locally echoed messages here.
Anders Kaseorg
evykassirer
Karl Stolley
bedo
Tim Abbott
Aman Agrawal