* Upgrade compound-web
I forgot to include this in https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/12209, which has caused avatar and username colors to be out of sync and sometimes revert to plain black/white.
* Update tests
* Update tests
* Fix performance issues with useRoomMembers
With the current implementation it would create a new function, with leading: true, rendering the whole throttling useless
* Add public room indicator
* Format room members count better
* Add public room test
* Add search to room summary card
* Update settings UI
* Update snapshot
* Remove default title attribute
* Use consistent colouring of username with avatar
* Upgrade Compound to fix Firefox issue
* Use the approapriate color shade for usernames
* Use the approapriate color shade for usernames
* Upgrade Compound
* Fix tests
* Move avatar to new compound implementation
* Make space avatars square
* Remove reference to the avatar initial CSS class
* remove references to mx_BaseAvatar_image
* Fixe test suites
* Fix accessbility violations
* Add ConfirmUserActionDialog test
* Fix tests
* Add FacePile test
* Fix items clipping in members list
* Fix user info avatar sizing
* Fix tests
* Rename classes of appTileBodyClass
Include mx_AppTileBody_fadeInSpinner in mx_AppTileBody, the class name applied by default
* Apply a common CSS declaration to mx_AppTileBody
* Strictify style rule specificity to avoid visual regressions - mx_AppTileBody--*
* Run prettier
* Change --normal to --large
* Edit and add comments
When you add, edit, or remove style rules from mx_appTileBody without causing a visual regression, it is imperative to keep in mind which selector should be worked on. The comments should help developers who are not familiar with the style codebase to avoid a regression.
* Rename classes of appTileBodyClass
Include mx_AppTileBody_fadeInSpinner in mx_AppTileBody, the class name applied by default
* Apply a common CSS declaration to mx_AppTileBody
* Strictify style rule specificity to avoid visual regressions - mx_AppTileBody--*
* Run prettier
* Change --normal to --large
* Edit and add comments
When you add, edit, or remove style rules from mx_appTileBody without causing a visual regression, it is imperative to keep in mind which selector should be worked on. The comments should help developers who are not familiar with the style codebase to avoid a regression.
* Update a Jest snapshot
* Update a Jest snapshot
* Add a Jest snapshot of AppPermission
* Move the test inside 'for a pinned widget' category
* Make only spinner message bold
* Set font size specified with "mx_AppPermission_smallText" by default
- Add "mx_AppPermission_largeText" for elements whose size has not been specified with mx_AppPermission_smallText
- Create _AppWarning.pcss for AppWarning
* Make AppPermission panel scrollable, keeping the content at the center
* Run prettier
* Use Heading component
* Use Icon component
* Fix the test
* Add a snapshot to track AppTile in AppsDrawer
* Conform to the naming policy - AppsContainer resizer
* Nest 'mx_AppsContainer_resizer_container_handle' to enforce the style
- mx_AppsContainer_resizer
- mx_AppsContainer_resizer_container
- mx_AppsContainer_resizer_container_handle
* Rename "mx_AppsContainer_resizer" to "mx_AppsDrawer_resizer"
PersistentVResizer is defined by mx_AppsDrawer (see const "classes")
* Use icon component for buttons on mx_AppTileMenuBar_widgets
* Remove redundant declarations
* Add a Percy snapshot test
* Set color value to mx_Icon, fill and stroke with currentColor
* Iterate
* Take a Jest snapshot of a widget (AppTile)
* Fix the comment
* Update test/components/views/elements/AppTile-test.tsx
Co-authored-by: Michael Telatynski <7t3chguy@gmail.com>
* Add container
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Co-authored-by: Michael Telatynski <7t3chguy@gmail.com>
Robin