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The page opened with an eighteen-tab strip and a card for every supported client, most of which are not installed on this machine, plus a subtitle and a "last change" cell. Now: - Tabs for uninstalled file clients hide behind one "다른 클라이언트 (N)" button that sits outside the tablist (aria-expanded on the strip). Arrow keys walk visible tabs only. A deep link to an uninstalled client shows its tab and disables the button while it is selected, so the selected tab can never be hidden. The state comes from the same keyed resource the overview reads — no second fetch — and until it settles every tab is primary, so the strip never flash-hides. - Overview cards for uninstalled clients fold under a closed "설치되지 않음 (N)" details. - The subtitle and the summary's last-change cell are gone (the rollback list carries the chronology). Plan: devlog/_plan/260904_dashboard_minimal/040_integrations.md.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe integrations UI hides uninstalled client tabs and overview cards behind expandable controls. It shares install-state data, preserves deep-linked selections, updates keyboard navigation, adds localized labels in nine catalogs, and adds integration-surface tests. ChangesIntegration visibility
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to If integration-state loading initially fails, users can lose access to all file-client tabs without an error indication. The overflow control also has an invalid tablist structure that can impair keyboard and assistive-technology navigation. These issues should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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User->>IntegrationsPage: Open integrations page
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…s resource Review blockers on the 040 lane: the disclosure button rendered inside the role="tablist" container (a non-tab child), and the overview subscribed to the states resource a second time instead of receiving it. The button now follows the tablist as a sibling with aria-controls on it; the page owns the one useDataSurface subscription and passes it to the overview as a prop. Tests assert containment, a single GET, and that ArrowRight/End walk visible tabs only.
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In `@gui/src/pages/Integrations.tsx`:
- Around line 201-212: Move the overflow control button rendered by the
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| { isEmpty: rows => rows.length === 0, sessionCacheKey: `ocx.integrations.states.v1:${apiBase}` }, | ||
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| const statesSettled = statesResource.state.kind !== "cold" && statesResource.state.kind !== "retrying-cold"; |
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Keep file-client tabs visible when the install-state request fails.
failed-cold currently counts as settled. The empty fallback at line 79 then makes every file client secondary. If /api/client-integrations fails before its first successful response, the page hides all file-client tabs without showing a load error.
Exclude failed-cold from statesSettled. Keep failed-with-stale settled because it has prior data. Add a regression test for an initial failed response.
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In `@gui/src/pages/Integrations.tsx` at line 78, Update the statesSettled
calculation in Integrations so failed-cold is not considered settled, while
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| const statesSettled = statesResource.state.kind !== "cold" && statesResource.state.kind !== "retrying-cold"; | ||
| const installedFileClients = new Set((statesResource.state.data ?? []).filter(c => c.installed).map(c => c.clientId)); | ||
| const isSecondary = (id: IntegrationTab) => | ||
| statesSettled && FILE_CLIENTS.has(id as FileIntegrationClientId) && !installedFileClients.has(id as FileIntegrationClientId); |
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When the initial /api/client-integrations request fails, useDataSurface produces failed-cold, but statesSettled treats that as a settled response with an empty client list. Every file client is consequently classified as uninstalled and hidden even though no installation data was received, and outside the Overview tab the load failure is not shown. Only classify clients as secondary after a successful response, or when stale data is available.
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| // Installed (or applied, or not a file client at all) rows are the grid; the rest fold. | ||
| const presentRows = rows.filter(row => row.installed || row.applied || row.status === null); | ||
| const presentIds = new Set(presentRows.map(row => row.id)); | ||
| const absentRows = rows.filter(row => !presentIds.has(row.id)); |
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If a client is uninstalled after opencodex has written its configuration, the management API can report installed: false together with state: "current" or "stale"; disableAll still correctly regards that status as applied. However, fileRow masks row.applied with installed, so this filter moves the configured client under “Not installed,” contrary to the stated intent to keep applied rows prominent. Derive the split from the underlying status state, or retain a separate configured/applied signal independent of installation detection.
AGENTS.md reference: gui/AGENTS.md:L9-L10
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The new ordinary button is rendered as a direct child of the role="tablist" even though it is not a tab, contradicting the intended “outside the tablist” behavior and mixing a separately tabbable disclosure control into the composite widget. Assistive technologies expect the tablist's owned interactive items to follow tab semantics and the roving-arrow-key model. Wrap the strip and disclosure in a layout container, keep only role="tab" controls inside the tablist, and have the disclosure control the collapsible tab container.
AGENTS.md reference: gui/AGENTS.md:L31-L34
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리뷰 · 우선순위 71 / 80이 PR은 대시보드 미니멀 로드맵의 4단계입니다. 계획 문서는 지금 Integrations 페이지가 하는 일을 짧게 말하면 이렇습니다. 이 변경이 그 소음을 접습니다. 페이지가 세 번째 커밋이 리뷰가 막은 두 구멍을 고칩니다. 버튼이 탭리스트 자식이면 탭이 아닌 형제가 끼어 들어갑니다. 개요가 상태를 한 번 더 구독하면 GET이 두 번입니다. 지금은 버튼이 형제이고 한 가지는 계획과 코드가 다릅니다. 040은 1차 탭을
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Reverts lidge-jun#3391. That change hid the tabs for uninstalled file clients behind a 다른 클라이언트 (N) button outside the tablist, and folded their overview cards under a closed 설치되지 않음 (N) details. Both are back inline: the full tab strip wraps to two rows and every client card is visible, along with the page subtitle and the summary last-change cell it also removed.
…e-jun#3391) * feat(gui): Integrations shows the clients on this machine first The page opened with an eighteen-tab strip and a card for every supported client, most of which are not installed on this machine, plus a subtitle and a "last change" cell. Now: - Tabs for uninstalled file clients hide behind one "다른 클라이언트 (N)" button that sits outside the tablist (aria-expanded on the strip). Arrow keys walk visible tabs only. A deep link to an uninstalled client shows its tab and disables the button while it is selected, so the selected tab can never be hidden. The state comes from the same keyed resource the overview reads — no second fetch — and until it settles every tab is primary, so the strip never flash-hides. - Overview cards for uninstalled clients fold under a closed "설치되지 않음 (N)" details. - The subtitle and the summary's last-change cell are gone (the rollback list carries the chronology). Plan: devlog/_plan/260904_dashboard_minimal/040_integrations.md. * refactor(gui): set lookup for the absent-row split; integrations after screenshot * fix(gui): keep the more-button outside the tablist and lift the states resource Review blockers on the 040 lane: the disclosure button rendered inside the role="tablist" container (a non-tab child), and the overview subscribed to the states resource a second time instead of receiving it. The button now follows the tablist as a sibling with aria-controls on it; the page owns the one useDataSurface subscription and passes it to the overview as a prop. Tests assert containment, a single GET, and that ArrowRight/End walk visible tabs only. * style(gui): the more-button is a tablist sibling; fix its selector --------- Co-authored-by: jun <jun@lidge.dev>
Reverts lidge-jun#3391. That change hid the tabs for uninstalled file clients behind a 다른 클라이언트 (N) button outside the tablist, and folded their overview cards under a closed 설치되지 않음 (N) details. Both are back inline: the full tab strip wraps to two rows and every client card is visible, along with the page subtitle and the summary last-change cell it also removed.
…e-jun#3391) * feat(gui): Integrations shows the clients on this machine first The page opened with an eighteen-tab strip and a card for every supported client, most of which are not installed on this machine, plus a subtitle and a "last change" cell. Now: - Tabs for uninstalled file clients hide behind one "다른 클라이언트 (N)" button that sits outside the tablist (aria-expanded on the strip). Arrow keys walk visible tabs only. A deep link to an uninstalled client shows its tab and disables the button while it is selected, so the selected tab can never be hidden. The state comes from the same keyed resource the overview reads — no second fetch — and until it settles every tab is primary, so the strip never flash-hides. - Overview cards for uninstalled clients fold under a closed "설치되지 않음 (N)" details. - The subtitle and the summary's last-change cell are gone (the rollback list carries the chronology). Plan: devlog/_plan/260904_dashboard_minimal/040_integrations.md. * refactor(gui): set lookup for the absent-row split; integrations after screenshot * fix(gui): keep the more-button outside the tablist and lift the states resource Review blockers on the 040 lane: the disclosure button rendered inside the role="tablist" container (a non-tab child), and the overview subscribed to the states resource a second time instead of receiving it. The button now follows the tablist as a sibling with aria-controls on it; the page owns the one useDataSurface subscription and passes it to the overview as a prop. Tests assert containment, a single GET, and that ArrowRight/End walk visible tabs only. * style(gui): the more-button is a tablist sibling; fix its selector --------- Co-authored-by: jun <jun@lidge.dev>
Reverts lidge-jun#3391. That change hid the tabs for uninstalled file clients behind a 다른 클라이언트 (N) button outside the tablist, and folded their overview cards under a closed 설치되지 않음 (N) details. Both are back inline: the full tab strip wraps to two rows and every client card is visible, along with the page subtitle and the summary last-change cell it also removed.
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Summary
Phase 4 of the dashboard-minimal roadmap (
devlog/_plan/260904_dashboard_minimal/040_integrations.md). The Integrations page opened with an eighteen-tab strip (two rows at 1440 px) and a card for every supported client, most of which are not installed on this machine, plus a subtitle and a "last change" summary cell. All three reviewers in the roadmap's opinion round called the tab strip the page's largest noise source.aria-expanded+aria-controlson the strip). Arrow keys and Home/End walk visible tabs only. A deep link to an uninstalled client (#integrations/omp) shows its tab and disables the button while it is selected, so the selected tab can never be hidden.integration-statesresource the overview already fetches — no second request. Until it settles every tab is primary, so the strip never flash-hides.<details>; applied, stale, conflict and non-file rows stay in the grid.Verification
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integrations-surfaces.test.tsx: uninstalled tabs hidden, more-button toggles and reportsaria-expanded, deep link keeps its tab visible and disables the button; overview folds two absent clients under a closed details with the installed client in the grid and no last-change cell.Render-grounded (Vite dev build read-only against a running proxy, ko, 1440 px).
#integrations: 18 tabs in the DOM, 11 visible, button reads 다른 클라이언트 (7) collapsed and enabled; the strip fits one row plus the button; 10 grid cards with 설치되지 않음 (7) closed below; no subtitle; no 마지막 변경 text. Interactive controls visible: 86 → 72.Checklist
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