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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new Inbox action in the mail quick actions, available based on folder context.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the delete and quick reply options so they now display informational notifications instead of executing actions.
    • Updated action labels to static text and enabled a disabled state for these options to enhance user interaction consistency.

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The changes simplify the MailQuickActions component in the mail app. The handleDelete and handleQuickReply functions now only display informational toast messages instead of performing deletions or quick replies. Previous logic for state management and error handling has been removed. Additionally, a new Inbox action has been conditionally added, labels have been changed from translation keys to static strings, and a disabled property has been introduced to refine button interactivity. No modifications were made to the exported or public entities.

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File Path Change Summary
apps/mail/components/.../mail-quick-actions.tsx - Simplified handleDelete and handleQuickReply functions to show informational toasts only
- Removed state management and error handling logic
- Added a conditionally rendered Inbox action
- Updated labels to static strings and added a disabled property to controls

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    participant U as User
    participant C as MailQuickActions
    participant T as ToastService

    U->>C: Click "Delete" or "Quick Reply" button
    C->>T: Trigger informational toast
    T-->>C: Display toast message
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@MrgSub MrgSub merged commit a6542c0 into staging Mar 26, 2025
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
apps/mail/components/mail/mail-quick-actions.tsx (2)

125-128: Function simplification with proper TODO marker.

The function has been simplified to only display a toast notification while marking it with a TODO comment for future implementation. This is a good approach for progressive development.

Consider adding a Jira ticket number or more specific details to the TODO comment for better tracking.

- // TODO: Implement delete
+ // TODO: Implement delete functionality - MAIL-XXX

130-133: Function simplification with proper TODO marker.

Similar to the delete function, this has been simplified with a clear TODO marker.

Consider adding a Jira ticket number or more specific details to the TODO comment for better tracking.

- // TODO: Implement quick reply
+ // TODO: Implement quick reply functionality - MAIL-XXX
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apps/mail/components/mail/mail-quick-actions.tsx (4)

3-3: Icon import addition looks good.

The addition of the Inbox icon is consistent with the updates in the quick actions array where it's conditionally rendered based on the folder state.


135-160: Quick actions array reorganization looks good.

The changes to the quick actions array effectively:

  1. Add conditional rendering for the Archive/Inbox icon
  2. Introduce the disabled property for actions
  3. Use more descriptive labels
  4. Properly disable delete and reply actions that aren't implemented yet

This aligns well with the keyboard navigation improvements while maintaining visual cues for users.


182-184: Enhanced button styling for better visual feedback.

The added styling improves the UX by:

  1. Adding a more visible border for selected actions
  2. Reducing opacity for disabled actions

These visual cues help users understand which actions are currently selected and which are unavailable.


186-186: Properly disabling buttons based on multiple conditions.

The disabled state now properly considers:

  1. Loading state
  2. Processing state
  3. The specific action's disabled property

This prevents user interaction with actions that are either unavailable or currently being processed.

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