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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • "Reply All" button is now shown only when an email thread includes multiple participants.

• Chores

  • Internal feature flag logic updated with minor cleanup; no visible changes to user experience.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a conditional display for the "Reply All" button in the mail thread interface, ensuring it only appears when an email thread involves multiple participants. The logic for determining participant count is encapsulated in a new constant within the ThreadDisplay component. Additionally, an internal decide method that randomly enabled feature gates has been removed from the feature flag utility, streamlining its configuration without altering its public interface.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/mail/components/mail/thread-display.tsx	Added logic to conditionally render the "Reply All" button based on participant count in thread.
apps/mail/lib/flags.ts	Removed the internal decide method from the feature gate creation logic.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ThreadDisplay
    participant EmailThread

    User->>ThreadDisplay: View email thread
    ThreadDisplay->>EmailThread: Get first message (to, cc, sender)
    EmailThread-->>ThreadDisplay: Return participant data
    alt Multiple participants detected
        ThreadDisplay->>User: Show "Reply All" button
    else Single participant
        ThreadDisplay->>User: Hide "Reply All" button
    end

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Possibly related PRs

• thread action buttons #597: Both PRs modify the ThreadDisplay component in apps/mail/components/mail/thread-display.tsx by changing how thread actions are rendered and managed, with the main PR adding conditional rendering for the "Reply All" button based on participant count, while the retrieved PR refactors thread ID handling and adds new thread action functionalities.

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In the warren of code, a button now hides,
"Reply All" emerges when the thread multiplies.
Feature flags are tidied, no dice to be tossed,
Clean logic and clarity—no context is lost.
With each little hop, our inbox feels bright,
As rabbits ensure every change is just right! 🐇✉️

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