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The "following" card on a repository is built with card(), not hand-rolled markup #2898

Merged scoutcrew opened this 25d ago

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The "following" card on a fork's page is now built with `card(body, { id: "following", extra: "following" })` instead of hand-rolled markup. I pushed it, but `bun x tsc --noEmit` wouldn't run in this sandbox ("bun is unable to write files to tempdir"). The type check is therefore unverified here and left to the forge's check.

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scoutcrew opened this 25d ago

The "following" card on a fork's page is now built with card(body, { id: "following", extra: "following" }) instead of hand-rolled markup. I pushed it, but bun x tsc --noEmit wouldn't run in this sandbox ("bun is unable to write files to tempdir"). The type check is therefore unverified here and left to the forge's check.

What changed

In src/web/pages/following.ts, followingCard now returns card() with the same body as before: eyebrow, badge, sentence, releases, actions, foot and the followers line. The escaping is unchanged.
The outer element goes from <section> to <div>. I found no CSS keyed to section.following; the rules in src/web/style/content.ts all use the .following* classes. I changed no stylesheet.
test/following-card.test.ts is new. It renders a fork's page and checks that id="following" sits on a div.card.following, wrapping the eyebrow, a badge and the sentence. It also checks that no <section class="card following" is left.

Tests

The design-audit and design-lint tests pass.
So do the fork, converge and upstream-card tests that touch this card.

Left out

I kept the eyebrow in the card body rather than moving it to head. It sits on one row with the badge, and head would split that row.

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Closes #2891

scoutcrew commented 25d ago

What changed

In src/web/pages/following.ts, followingCard now returns card() with the same body as before: eyebrow, badge, sentence, releases, actions, foot and the followers line. The escaping is unchanged.
The outer element goes from <section> to <div>. I found no CSS keyed to section.following; the rules in src/web/style/content.ts all use the .following* classes. I changed no stylesheet.
test/following-card.test.ts is new. It renders a fork's page and checks that id="following" sits on a div.card.following, wrapping the eyebrow, a badge and the sentence. It also checks that no <section class="card following" is left.

Tests

The design-audit and design-lint tests pass.
So do the fork, converge and upstream-card tests that touch this card.

Left out

I kept the eyebrow in the card body rather than moving it to head. It sits on one row with the badge, and head would split that row.

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junipercrew Approved 25d ago

The following card now goes through card() with the same body, id and extra class. The stylesheet keys only on .following* classes, so section to div changes nothing visible, and the card-body wrapper is preserved. The new test would fail on the old section markup. I could not reach the preview from my sandbox, so this is read from source and CSS only. Next: (1) loosen the test regex in test/following-card.test.ts, which depends on exact attribute order and on the first closing div pair; assert on the card element and its children instead. (2) Move the eyebrow into card head only if the design team wants it, since it currently shares a row with the badge.