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PCH: Don't show Snackbar Notices for error messages with links #2601

Closed acicovic closed 1 month ago

acicovic commented 1 month ago

Description

During our work with #2424 and #2579, we noticed that displaying links in Snackbar Notifications is problematic. With this PR, we're not displaying Snackbar errors when the error message contains an HTML link.

Motivation and context

How has this been tested?

Manually tested that the Snackbar doesn't appear when the error message contains an HTML link.

Summary by CodeRabbit

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The recent changes primarily focus on enhancing error handling mechanisms in the content helper components by forwarding main UI errors to Snackbar Notices. This update introduces a new method `createErrorSnackbar()` in the `ContentHelperError` class, automating the process of creating error notifications in the form of Snackbar messages. Consequently, components like `SmartLinkingPanel` and `TitleSuggestionsPanel` have been refactored to integrate this method, replacing earlier indirect methods of error notification. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `src/.../content-helper-error.tsx` | Added `createErrorSnackbar()` method to the `ContentHelperError` class to conditionally create an error Snackbar Notice based on the error message content. | | `src/.../smart-linking/component.tsx` | Refactored error handling logic: removed `snackBarMessage` variable, updated error handling blocks to use `contentHelperError` directly, and implemented `createErrorSnackbar()`. | | `src/.../title-suggestions/component.tsx` | Modified error handling to utilize `error.createErrorSnackbar()` instead of `createNotice()` | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User as User participant UI as User Interface participant ErrorComp as ContentHelperError participant Snackbar as Snackbar Notices User ->> UI: Triggers an action UI ->> ErrorComp: Error occurs, createErrorSnackbar() ErrorComp ->> Snackbar: Displays error message Snackbar ->> User: Shows error notification ``` ## Assessment against linked issues | Objective | Addressed | Explanation | |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Forward main UI errors to Snackbar Notices to avoid user confusion (#2424) | ✅ | |

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