The code currently supports both the baked-in homepages, as well as fetching from `/$/api/content/v1/get`.
As the latter is currently a circular round-trip, just use the baked-in version until the service is moved elsewhere. Loading performance will be better.
Just like ClaimListDiscover, stop `claim_search`-ing if the result is a failure (null).
Leaving the placeholder tiles as is for now. Can show the timed out message like ClaimListDiscover -- just toggle SHOW_TIMEOUT_MSG.
Potentially closes 1319
## Note
- `persistor.purge` returns a promise, we should wait for the resolved results before reloading, instead of just adding an arbitrary `setTimeout`.
- Perhaps the `setTimeout` method is to ignore a super-long or hanged purge (not sure), but it wouldn't be right since it would end up in a limbo state.
- Log errors to get clues for future.
- Reduced code by moving the reload to `finally`.
## Change
Due to "Own Comments" being implemented the same way as "Discussion Page", the comment lookup did not work for the abandoning case.
Just skip the local cleanup of `byId` -- it doesn't matter, as the GUI uses `selectCommentsForUri` to grab the per-channel comments, so it would still disappear in the GUI immediately.
## Ticket
1307 newly added categories aren't adding to existing customized homepage
## Change
In Customize, new categories were appended at the bottom, but forgot to repeat the behavior on the actual homepage itself.
## Issue
Desktop 7022: i18n: Notification title localization lost
## Approach
The current code breaks up the string into an array of strings, so i18n is somewhat impossible.
Since 99%¹ of dynamic notifications come with a `dynamic` property for all the replaceable values, we can actually reconstruct the string however we want.
¹ <sub>_as far as I can find, only `fiat_tip` does not provide the value via `dynamic`, i.e. hardcoded in the string. Boo._</sub>
### Benefits of this approach:
- able to localize the string again
- able to customize the string (e.g. making claim titles italic, fix typos, use more concise strings, etc.)
### Problems with this approach:
- if the api overloads a particular notification type with several strings, then the approach is broken.
- Ex. For the case of `comment` type, the overload is whether the comment is a normal comment or hyperchat. But I was able to replicate the logic to differentiate them, so all is good.
- For the case of "livestream reminder in 30 minutes", we would have to inspect the string to differentiate against "is live streaming". I think this reminder is not being used, so I didn't do it yet.
- some work is needed to maintain the code when the server side updates something. But we are already manually maintaining the i18n strings anyway, so it shouldn't be too much of a burden.
- With the exception of the overload problem, any new notification type will simply pass through as un-localized, so things should continue to work, i.e. no need to update the front-end immediately 🤞
Ticket: 1180
I believe the original intention was "if a claim was previously resolved, but without authentication (no `is_my_output` data), then resolve again with `include_is_my_output`"
Update to exclude that logic for Incognito.
## Aside
The check for `!canonicalUrl` is interesting:
- Are there claims that really don't have `canonical_url`? If yes, would that end up in an infinite `resolve` loop?
- When collapsing, scroll back to the first comment instead of hanging in the Recommended section.
- Enhancement for 5380bc04: don't show "Collapse/Expanse" if there's only 1 comment. The comment itself is already collapsed to 3 lines, so it won't take up too much height.
- Fix css: recalling what Dan mentioned: if following BEM right (modifiers shouldn't be used standalone), we wouldn't incorrectly use `@extend` in this case and confuse the reader.
- Enlarged the empty spacing to make it symmetrical with the Recommended section below it.
