Select first available channel when accepting ownership change

[Poslovitch]

Description

This is a draft as the implementation it introduces must be discussed.

Per request in #2240, I've slightly changed the select form in my-accept-ownership.component.html so that the first element of videoChannels is automatically selected. This, however, occurs regardless of the amount of channels an account has. This is the behavior I want to discuss with you. Should it remain as is, or should I refactor this PR to follow more closely the request of #2240?

Secondly, I had to change the disable condition of the "Accept" button. While the aforementioned change somehow worked fine if an account had multiple channels, the "Accept" button would remain greyed out if the account only had one channel.

Related issues

Resolves #2240

Has this been tested?

• 👍 yes, I added tests to the test suite
• 👍 yes, light tests as follows are enough
• 💭 no, because this PR is a draft and still needs work
• 🙅 no, because they aren't needed
• 🙋 no, because I need help

I don't know if tests should be added to the tests suite and/or modified.

Manual testing showed that the changes introduced by this PR are working as expected on my end.

Screenshots

These screenshots are taken just right after clicking on the "checkmark" button to open the popup.

When the account only has one channel

When the account has 2 or more channels

[Chocobozzz]

I've slightly changed the select form in my-accept-ownership.component.html so that the first element of videoChannels is automatically selected. This, however, occurs regardless of the amount of channels an account has.

Auto select a channel is fine, we do this in many other places. The user can also change the video channel after the ownership change.

Regarding the code, use this.form.patchValue in the component instead of [selected]="i == 0" in the template. Then, I don't think we need to disable the accept button anymore with these changes

[Chocobozzz]

Thanks @Poslovitch

[Poslovitch]

Thanks for merging 🙂