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• Email Integration (Gmail, IMAP, etc.)
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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced mail selection behavior now provides immediate visual feedback when an email is clicked.
  • Seamless URL parameter updates improve the navigation experience without a full reload.
  • Optimistic UI updates and improved error notifications ensure a smoother and more responsive interaction.

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Walkthrough

This update refactors the mail selection flow in the MailList component by introducing a new state management mechanism. The component now uses the useQueryState hook to manage the threadId, replacing the previous search parameter retrieval method. The Thread component's logic is updated to consider both the URL parameter and a local state for determining the selected mail. Additionally, optimistic UI updates are implemented when a mail is clicked, and error handling is added in the background for the markAsRead call.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/mail/.../mail-list.tsx	Introduced useQueryState for handling threadId. Updated mail selection logic in the Thread component to check both threadId and mail.selected state. Optimistic UI updates are applied on mail click, and error handling with toast notification is added for the markAsRead process.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MailList
    participant QueryState as useQueryState
    participant Background

    User->>MailList: Clicks on mail item
    MailList->>MailList: setMail(selected thread ID)
    MailList->>QueryState: setThreadId(new threadId)
    Note over QueryState, MailList: Updates URL parameter without navigating
    MailList->>Background: markAsRead(mail)
    Background-->>MailList: Log error and show toast (if error)

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Possibly related PRs

• refactoring & improvements #502: Modifications to the useThreads hook and parameter handling align with the new state management approach.
• fix mail demo #543: Involves state management and rendering logic changes in the MailList component, similar to the current PR.
• fixing the virtual mail-list #475: Also includes updates to the MailList component with a focus on refactoring the mail selection and state management.

Suggested reviewers

• nizzyabi
• ahmetskilinc

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With carrots and updates, I never do fail.
The threadId now dances with grace in each click,
And optimistic updates make the app tick.
Code blooms like a garden—oh what a delightful mix!
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