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Adds a Sign-in Domains tab to Settings, backed by the auth service's account domain endpoints (GET/POST /service/account/domains, POST /domains/:id/verify, DELETE /domains/:id). The tab lists the account's domains with their verification status, and lets an admin add one, verify ownership through the existing DNS TXT record modal, and remove one. Adding a domain opens the verification modal straight away unless the service returns it already verified, which it does when the domain matches the caller's own email address. The list polls while it is on screen, since verification finishes server-side seconds to minutes after it starts and nothing pushes the new status. Remove mirrors the two cases the service refuses: the account's own primary domain has no Remove button at all, and a domain still matched by an SSO connection has it disabled with the connections named. When the list cannot be loaded the section is disabled rather than showing an empty state, so an admin never adds against a list they cannot see. The tab is cloud-only and limited to accounts on a private email domain, matching where the auth service adopts the account domain. Supporting changes: - DomainVerificationModal took a connectionId and resolved the verify call itself, which only worked for connection domains. It now takes an onVerify callback; the four existing call sites pass the same connection-scoped verify as before. - DomainValidationStatus, SignInDomain and DomainConnection live in Account.ts, since sign-in domains belong to the account rather than to an identity provider. - NoResults gained an optional hideIcon prop. - Settings tab headings that sit in a flex row next to an action button rendered 4px lower than the ones that do not: flex items do not margin-collapse, so the h1's my-1 no longer folds into the breadcrumb's mb-6. Offset it so every tab heading lines up. - Shorter one-line descriptions for Authentication, Notifications and Metrics.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds sign-in domain management to Authentication settings, including domain types, validation, verification, polling, loading states, status display, and removal controls. It also updates shared verification callbacks and adjusts settings-page copy and layout. ChangesSign-in domain management
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In `@src/cloud/sign-in-domains/SignInDomainsSettings.tsx`:
- Line 73: Update the unavailable state around SignInDomainsTable so keyboard
users cannot focus or activate verify or remove controls when isUnavailable is
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Follows the routes the auth service now exposes, and reworks the tab to match the other settings tabs. - Adding a domain happens in a modal, built like the rename-group modal, instead of an inline field above the table. The Add button sits in the tab header where the other tabs keep Save Changes. - The tab decides whether to show itself from the login token's domain category rather than from GET /accounts, so its trigger paints with the rest of the tab list instead of appearing a moment later and pushing the list down. useDomainCategory now decodes the token synchronously, since useJwt decodes in an effect and so reports no claims on first render. - The table's loading state is one placeholder row rendered through the real table, so the header, row height and padding are identical to a loaded table and nothing shifts when the first domain arrives. - An unreachable service dims the panel and disables its controls, the same treatment the MFA panel uses, rather than saying anything about the service behind it. The skeleton covers the whole request, so the empty state is only shown when the account really has no domains. - The delete button is icon-only and always present: the primary domain gets it disabled with a tooltip saying why, rather than no control at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/cloud/sign-in-domains/SignInDomainsSettings.tsx`:
- Around line 8-25: Update SignInDomainsSettings and SignInDomainsTable so
isUnavailable reaches DomainActionCell, then include it in both Verify and
Remove button disabled conditions. Preserve existing loading-based disabling
while preventing keyboard or pointer actions against cached rows when the
domains request is unavailable.
In `@src/cloud/sign-in-domains/table/DomainActionCell.tsx`:
- Around line 94-109: Update the removal control around FullTooltip and Button
so users can discover removeBlockedReason via keyboard when removal is blocked:
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The tooltip named the connection, but that name is a generated slug like con_7MhvKP27KnKDJbXS, so it told the customer nothing about where to go and put an internal identifier in front of them. It now points at the integration, matching the wording the service returns for the same refusal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The list polled every 15s for as long as the tab was open, even when every domain was verified and nothing could change. It now polls only while a domain is still pending its DNS challenge, which is the only state that moves on its own. RequestOptions.refreshInterval takes SWR's function form so the decision can read the current data. The function is memoised because SWR's polling effect keys on it, and a fresh closure each render would tear the timer down and re-arm it continuously. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
It was a settings tab of its own, which gave a small table its own page and its own breadcrumbs. It is now a section of the Authentication tab, below MFA, behind a separator like MFA's own: label, description, and an Add button on the right. The description reads "Users from these domains can join your account." and Learn more now points at the page that documents it rather than at the docs root. SignInDomainsTab.tsx is gone with the tab, and the visibility rule it held -- cloud, a private account domain, settings read -- moves to useCanViewSignInDomains so the Authentication tab can gate the separator on the same condition. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PageContainer is the scroll container, so the tab list scrolled away with the tab content: on a long Settings tab the list was gone by the time you reached the bottom. It is now pinned to the top of that container on lg and up. Pinning alone would trade one problem for another, because the list carries overflow-y-hidden and a fixed height: a list taller than the viewport was previously reachable by scrolling the page, and pinned it would just be clipped. It gets lg:overflow-y-auto so it scrolls on its own when it has to. Mobile is untouched, where the list is a horizontal row rather than a sidebar. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The docs page moved under Single Sign-On. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Below lg the tab list is a horizontal strip carrying no-scrollbar, so there was nothing to say the tabs continue past the edge. A fade now sits at whichever end still has tabs behind it, and neither is shown when everything fits. The state comes from the element's own scroll metrics. A ResizeObserver covers the initial measurement, which also keeps setState out of the effect body and so out of the way of react-hooks/set-state-in-effect. A MutationObserver covers a permission-gated trigger appearing later, which changes scrollWidth without resizing the element. The setter returns the previous object when nothing moved, so a measurement caused by our own render cannot loop. The fades need a positioned parent, which the list cannot be while it is scrolling its own content, so the wrapper is lg:contents -- on desktop it leaves the layout entirely and the list stays the flex item it was. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drops no-scrollbar and the hand-rolled edge fades in favour of ScrollArea, which is what the rest of the app uses for this -- Tabs.tsx already wraps its horizontal list the same way. That removes the ResizeObserver, the MutationObserver and the scroll listener that existed only to stand in for a scrollbar nobody could see. The horizontal strip also gets a 1px gap between items. Root and Viewport are display:contents on lg, so on desktop they leave the layout entirely and the tab column sits directly in the list, keeping the sticky sidebar and its calc height untouched. Doing it in CSS rather than branching on useIsLg matters: react-responsive reports false during SSR, so a structural branch would render the mobile strip on desktop first and then swap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fade The padding sat on Tabs.List, outside the ScrollArea, so the Root's box ended flush with the items and the scrollbar -- absolute, bottom-0, 10px tall -- had nowhere to sit but on top of them. It now lives on the inner flex row, with pb-3 clearing the track, which also means the leading gap travels with the content instead of framing it. The fade is back alongside the scrollbar rather than in place of it, 64px wide and stopping short of the track. Its observers hang off the Radix viewport, which is the element that actually scrolls; on Tabs.List they would have measured nothing once ScrollArea went in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sidebar's height came from useIsLg, and react-responsive reports false during SSR and the first client render. Until the query resolved the list fell back to height auto, and as a flex item under the default align-items: stretch that means it grows to the full content height -- so a sticky element as tall as its own containing block, with nowhere to stick. The sidebar scrolled away with the content on every load until the query landed, which made it look intermittent. Reproduced outside the app: with a fixed height the list holds at the top of the scroll container through a scroll of 800px; with height auto it measures the full 1500px content height and its offset tracks the scroll exactly. h-auto lg:h-[calc(100vh_-_75px)] is correct from the first paint and drops the hook from the component. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The list computed calc(100vh - 75px) on its own. The header is 65px, and with an announcement banner open DashboardLayout shrinks the row holding PageContainer to calc(100vh - (headerHeight + bannerHeight)) -- so the list asked for more height than its scroll container had and drifted with the scroll instead of holding at the top. It now takes the same figure Navigation and DashboardLayout use. That arrives through a CSS variable rather than an inline height, which keeps the breakpoint in CSS: the value is always a length, so the height cannot degrade to auto and bring back the stretch that stopped it sticking in the first place. bannerHeight is defaulted because useAnnouncement is a bare useContext with an empty default, and NaNpx would invalidate the calc. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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