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Preserve unread status when creating Outlook reply-all drafts by restoring utils.outlook.mail.draftEmail side effects

Add logic to utils.outlook.mail.draftEmail to read the original message isRead state and PATCH it back to false after createReplyAll marks it read; add an E2E test that verifies unread preservation and cleans up. Version is bumped to v2.21.63.

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Start with draftEmail in mail.ts, then review the E2E validation in outlook-draft-read-status.test.ts.


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  • line 181: Attachments passed via args.attachments are ignored. The function accepts attachments?: Attachment[] but never applies them to the created draft (e.g., via /me/messages/{id}/attachments). This silently drops user-provided data at the API boundary and yields a draft that is missing intended attachments. [ Out of scope ]
  • line 196: toRecipient can be constructed with an empty or invalid address without validation. If buildReplyAllRecipients yields an empty to (e.g., missing headers) or extractEmailAddress returns an empty string, the subsequent PATCH sets toRecipients: [ { emailAddress: { address: "" } } ], which Microsoft Graph will reject. Add an explicit check to ensure a non-empty, valid address before issuing the PATCH, and surface a clear error. [ Low confidence ]
  • line 254: Unread status restoration is not guaranteed on failure paths. createReplyAll marks the original message as read. If subsequent operations (e.g., the PATCH updating the draft) throw, the code path that restores isRead: false only runs after successful update, so the original message can be left marked as read even when the draft creation/update fails. Use a try/finally to restore isRead when wasUnread is true after the createReplyAll side effect occurs. [ Out of scope ]

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    • Fixed an issue where creating a draft reply in Outlook would mark the original message as read. The original message's read/unread status is now properly preserved when you create draft replies.

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This PR adds functionality to preserve the original message's unread state when creating a reply draft via the Outlook provider. It includes an E2E test to validate the behavior and a version bump. The implementation fetches the message's read status before draft creation, then restores the unread state afterward to counteract automatic mark-as-read behavior.

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Outlook Draft Read State Preservation
apps/web/utils/outlook/mail.ts, version.txt
Adds logic to preserve the original message's isRead state when creating a reply-all draft. Fetches the message's read status before draft creation and restores isRead to false if originally unread. Version bumped from v2.21.62 to v2.21.63.
E2E Testing
apps/web/__tests__/e2e/outlook-draft-read-status.test.ts
New E2E test guarded by RUN_E2E_TESTS that validates creating a draft reply via Outlook does not mark the original message as read. Includes setup to mark message as unread, verification before/after draft creation, and cleanup to restore original state.

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  • E2E test validation: Requires reviewing test flow logic, setup/teardown correctness, mock handling for server-only and database operations
  • Unread state preservation: Verify the fetch-before and restore-after logic doesn't introduce race conditions or side effects
  • State management: Ensure cleanup logic properly reverts changes in error scenarios

Possibly related PRs

  • Default to reply all for outlook #943: Switches draft creation to createReplyAll; this PR adds unread-state preservation logic around that same draft creation flow.
  • Outlook reply and font #945: Modifies reply/draft creation behavior in apps/web/utils/outlook/mail.ts with outlook reply content handling.
  • Fix e2e test #904: Touches Outlook reply-drafting E2E tests and draft cleanup logic similar to the test added in this PR.

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apps/web/utils/outlook/mail.ts (1)

211-221: Consider making unread restoration concurrency-safe

Right now you:

  • Snapshot isRead with a GET (lines 211-221), and
  • If it was unread, unconditionally PATCH isRead: false after creating/updating the draft (lines 252-261).

If a user (or another client) legitimately reads the message between those two calls, this PATCH could flip it back to unread and overwrite that user action.

If you want to avoid that edge case, consider:

  • Capturing the original message’s ETag along with isRead and using If-Match on the restore PATCH (similar to how you handle the draft ETag), and
  • Treating a 412 / concurrency failure as “don’t restore unread” rather than retrying.

That would still fix the Graph side effect while avoiding clobbering concurrent user-driven read state.

Also applies to: 252-261

apps/web/__tests__/e2e/outlook-draft-read-status.test.ts (1)

18-33: Tighten env guarding and avoid console usage in tests

Two small points here:

  1. The suite is skipped when RUN_E2E_TESTS is false, but if RUN_E2E_TESTS is true and TEST_OUTLOOK_EMAIL is missing, beforeAll just logs a warning and returns. The test then throws “Email provider not initialized”. If you prefer these tests to be skipped when not fully configured, consider folding TEST_OUTLOOK_EMAIL into the skip condition:
-const RUN_E2E_TESTS = process.env.RUN_E2E_TESTS;
-const TEST_OUTLOOK_EMAIL = process.env.TEST_OUTLOOK_EMAIL;
+const RUN_E2E_TESTS = process.env.RUN_E2E_TESTS;
+const TEST_OUTLOOK_EMAIL = process.env.TEST_OUTLOOK_EMAIL;
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-describe.skipIf(!RUN_E2E_TESTS)(
+describe.skipIf(!RUN_E2E_TESTS || !TEST_OUTLOOK_EMAIL)(

and you can then drop the early-return path in beforeAll.

  1. The guidelines discourage console usage; once the skip condition includes TEST_OUTLOOK_EMAIL, the console.warn becomes unnecessary and can be removed entirely.

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version.txt (1)

1-1: Version bump matches PR scope

Version update is consistent with adding a behavior change + tests; no issues here.

apps/web/utils/outlook/mail.ts (1)

173-266: Draft reply behavior fix looks solid

Capturing the original message’s unread state and then restoring it after createReplyAll is a clean way to counter Graph’s mark-as-read side effect, and using withOutlookRetry for all three network calls keeps failure handling consistent. The reply content, recipients, and ETag handling for the draft itself all look correct.

apps/web/__tests__/e2e/outlook-draft-read-status.test.ts (1)

55-96: E2E flow correctly exercises unread preservation and cleanup

The test accurately:

  • Forces the thread to unread, verifies the unread label before draft creation,
  • Calls draftEmail through the provider abstraction,
  • Asserts the original message remains unread after draft creation, and
  • Cleans up by deleting the draft and restoring the original read/unread state based on wasOriginallyUnread.

This is a good end-to-end coverage of the new Outlook behavior.

@elie222 elie222 merged commit 1a2afb1 into main Dec 10, 2025
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