Fix custom workspace avatar border radius is different

[bernhardoj]

Details

This is a regression of #23707 where we want to fix the workspace icon border radius. However, we forget to test the case when the workspace avatar is a custom image.

Fixed Issues

$ #24069
$ #23426
PROPOSAL:

Tests

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• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

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QA Steps

Prerequisite:
a. have more than 4 workspaces
b. the 4th workspace avatar should be a custom image
c. one of the 1st to 3rd workspace avatars should be a custom image

1. Open Settings
2. Hover/Long press over the Workspaces menu
3. Verify the border radius of all the workspace icons and the overlay (+1, +2, etc.) is the same

You can zoom in to notice it easier

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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[bernhardoj]

Having trouble running the app on Android and iOS. Will add the screenshot once it is working.

Solved. Screenshots added!

[bernhardoj]

Explanation of the problem:

In our previous PR, we are removing multiple border radius that is applied on both parent and child view. However, we forget to cover the case where the workspace avatar is a custom image because it is rendered differently.

App/src/components/Avatar.js

Lines 91 to 114 in 2f750ad

	{_.isFunction(props.source) || imageError ? (
	<View style={iconStyle}>
	<Icon
	src={imageError ? fallbackAvatar : props.source}
	height={iconSize}
	width={iconSize}
	fill={imageError ? themeColors.offline : iconFillColor}
	additionalStyles={[
	StyleUtils.getAvatarBorderStyle(props.size, props.type),
	isWorkspace ? StyleUtils.getDefaultWorkspaceAvatarColor(props.name) : {},
	imageError ? StyleUtils.getBackgroundColorStyle(themeColors.fallbackIconColor) : {},
	...props.iconAdditionalStyles,
	]}
	/>
	</View>
	) : (
	<View style={[iconStyle, StyleUtils.getAvatarBorderStyle(props.size, props.type), ...props.iconAdditionalStyles]}>
	<Image
	source={{uri: props.source}}
	style={imageStyle}
	onError={() => setImageError(true)}
	/>
	</View>
	)}

So, in this PR, I removed the border radius from the image style.

The reason StyleUtils.getAvatarBorderStyle(props.size, props.type) is added is because StyleUtils.getAvatarStyle(props.size) set the border-radius value to be the same as the width and height of the avatar. This makes the avatar will always completely rounded, which is wrong for workspace avatar.

[bernhardoj]

Actually, I found that we have a previous commit that is trying to remove the redundant border-radius, but because there are lot of changes to the avatar, the redundant border-radius happen again.

[bernhardoj]

Additional screenshots:

AvatarWithImagePicker

AvatarWithIndicator

MentionSuggestion

MenuItem

RoomHeaderAvatar

WorkspaceInitialPage

InitialSettingsPage

ReportActionItemSingle, UserDetailsTooltip

ProfilePage

MultipleAvatars, SubscriptAvatar

[thesahindia]

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[thesahindia]

I couldn't build the app on android. Approving it as it tested well on other platforms and @bernhardoj has already attached the screenshot for android.

[bernhardoj]

@thesahindia thanks for the review.

Btw, can we treat this as not a regression? This border issue exists on both default and custom workspace avatars, but in our previous PR, we only handle the default workspace avatar case by fixing the redundant border-radius and removing the background color workaround.

Removing the background color workaround is the reason we can see the gap as shown below.

cc: @danieldoglas

[danieldoglas]

@bernhardoj I won't treat this one as a regression because it was not caused by your previous PR, but I'll consider that both should have been fixed in the previous PR so the bounty will stay the same. Is that OK for you?

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[bernhardoj]

@danieldoglas yes, that's totally fine. Thanks!

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