Reconcile Phase 2 webapp (announcement draft/approval + create-form UI) to dev-app-csm-portal (PRs #1852, #1853) - #1874
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New API hooks for the entity-service-backed announcement_requests state machine (create/get/search/update/dry-run/submit/approve/publish), a pending-request dialog exposing the state-appropriate actions per PR wso2-open-operations#1839/wso2-open-operations#1840's design, and a "Pending" tab on the announcements registry page. usePublishAnnouncementRequest fans out the real case creation on Publish, tracking cumulative success across retries so a partial failure can be retried without duplicating already-sent cases. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The dry-run case and the thing shared for approval are the same artifact per the actual announcement process — there's no reason to make the sender run a separate dry run before Submit is even clickable. "Submit for approval" now runs the dry run, records it, and submits in one action; the separate dry-run card/button is gone from the pending-request dialog. Also fixes a real bug this surfaced: useUpdateAnnouncementRequest/ useRecordAnnouncementRequestDryRun/useSubmitAnnouncementRequest/ useApproveAnnouncementRequest bound their target id at render time via a hook argument, so a caller that creates a request and immediately acts on it in the same flow would close over a stale (pre-creation) id. All four now take id as part of the mutation's own variables instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…pending rows, fix stuck publish retry Three real issues from review: - AnnouncementRequestDialog rendered request.description via dangerouslySetInnerHTML with no sanitization — a real XSS gap, and a direct violation of this codebase's own documented rule (CLAUDE.md: "Sanitize before dangerouslySetInnerHTML, always"). Now goes through sanitizeRichTextHtml like every other use. - The pending-requests table row was a plain onClick TableRow with no keyboard path at all. Now focusable, Enter/Space-activated, and labeled, matching this codebase's existing pattern for clickable-but-not-a-link rows (CsmUsersPage.tsx et al.). - usePublishAnnouncementRequest's retry could get permanently stuck: if every project already had a case but the publish-marking call itself failed, retrying saw zero pending projects and returned immediately without ever attempting that call again. Fixed to still retry the publish call in that case; added a regression test. One finding investigated and not applied: blocking /publish until every security-label tag-attach succeeds. This would reverse an already-established, deliberate design decision from earlier in this project (a tag failure is tracked and reported separately from case creation, never blocking or reverting an otherwise-successful case — see useAnnouncementDryRun's identical handling, unchanged, and CreateCustomerAnnouncementForm's original doc comment on this exact tradeoff). Applying it here would also make real sends stricter than dry runs for no clear reason. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e 2) Both create forms (customer and EOL/product-version) now build a Phase 2 announcement_requests draft instead of sending real cases immediately. Running a dry run lazily creates the draft and, once recorded, unblocks Submit for approval; the draft's audience and content stay synced independently so a later edit (e.g. picking a different project after the dry run already ran) never gets submitted stale. All further lifecycle (edit, re-approve, publish) happens through the AnnouncementRequestDialog + Pending tab already built in the prior PR, not on this page. The registry page now seeds its tab from a `?tab=pending` query param so both forms can land the user directly on what they just saved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Matches PR wso2-open-operations#1852's dialog change (and the actual approval process): the dry-run case is the artifact shared for approval, so there's no value in a separate "run a dry run" step before Submit is even clickable. "Submit for approval" now runs the dry run, creates/updates the draft, records the dry run onto it, and submits — one click. "Save as draft" is unaffected (still saves without running a dry run). Rewrote CsmAnnouncementCreatePage.test.tsx for the merged flow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe announcements feature now uses a draft, approval, and publishing workflow. It adds typed request APIs, customer and EOL draft forms, approved-request publishing with retries, progress reporting, and a Pending registry with lifecycle actions. Announcement request lifecycle
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Creator
participant AnnouncementRequestDialog
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Creator->>AnnouncementRequestAPI: save draft
Creator->>CsmCaseAPI: run dry run
CsmCaseAPI-->>Creator: return dry-run case
Creator->>AnnouncementRequestAPI: record case and submit request
AnnouncementRequestDialog->>AnnouncementRequestAPI: approve request
AnnouncementRequestDialog->>CsmCaseAPI: create cases for resolved projects
AnnouncementRequestDialog->>AnnouncementRequestAPI: mark request published
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- Around line 91-176: Update handlePublish and its success/failure tracking so a
security-tag failure stores the created case ID, does not count that project as
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invoke addTag for the stored case instead of creating another case, then proceed
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- Around line 183-193: The primary actions handleSubmitForApproval and
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…ecurity tag Two real CodeRabbit findings on wso2-open-operations#1874, both pre-existing in the original wso2-open-operations#1852 code (not introduced by reconciliation) — verified against actual behavior, not taken at face value: 1. AnnouncementRequestDialog's editable Subject/Description fields have their own explicit "Save changes" button, separate from "Submit for approval"/"Publish". Neither of those two primary actions reads the local field state at all — Submit calls POST .../submit with no body (it transitions whatever's already persisted), and Publish reads request.subject/request.description (the last fetch), not the dialog's own subject/description variables. Editing a field and clicking Submit or Publish without saving first silently sent the *previous* saved content: an approver could review dry-run content that never actually gets submitted, or a customer-facing case could go out with stale text the sender believed they'd just changed. Added a hasUnsavedChanges guard that disables both actions (with an inline explanation) until the pending edit is saved. 2. usePublishAnnouncementRequest caught a per-project security-tag-attach failure internally and let the case-create promise resolve anyway, so that project counted as "succeeded" and the fan-out proceeded straight to marking the request published — the terminal state, no further edits or sends possible. A security announcement's case could end up permanently missing its security tag with no in-app way to fix it, with only a transient dialog caption (gone once closed) as any record it happened. handlePublish now blocks the final /publish call while any tag is still missing, and retries just the tag attach against the case that already exists (tracked via a new failedTagCaseIds map) rather than recreating it — one attempt per click, matching the case-create fan-out's own retry pattern exactly, not an immediate in-call retry. 5 new tests: unsaved-changes disables Submit (draft) and Publish (approved) and blocks the action if clicked anyway; a tag failure blocks publish without marking it published; retrying re-attaches the tag to the existing case without creating another one. Full suite (3061 tests), tsc, and eslint all clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Proactive fix, not a CodeRabbit finding — found while researching how to adapt PR wso2-open-operations#1834's progress-UI work into this dialog's Publish flow, since wso2-open-operations#1834 hit this exact bug for the create forms' own retry (see its 1b933bf commit) and I wanted to confirm the new implementation hadn't reintroduced it. It had: publish.failedProjectIds non-empty means some projects already got a real case from an earlier attempt, and "Retry failed projects" sends to only the rest — using whatever's currently saved. None of Subject/Description/the security checkbox were disabled during that window, so editing and saving in between would silently send the retried projects different content than what the already-succeeded ones got: one announcement quietly split into two different messages, with no way to reconcile it afterward once sent. Locks those fields (and the Save button) whenever request.state === "approved" && publish.failedProjectIds.length > 0, with an inline explanation, mirroring wso2-open-operations#1834's own fix for the create forms exactly. New test confirms the lock; tsc, eslint, and the full suite are clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…2-open-operations#1834) Ports wso2-open-operations#1834's 73baf44 (still applicable as-is — AudienceScopeControls itself wasn't touched by the Phase 2 redesign, unlike the create forms' progress UI, which is being adapted separately). The backend-configured excluded-project-key denylist was shown as a standalone chip list with a caption, visually inconsistent with the two other "All customer projects" exclusions, which render as checkboxes. Now a checked, disabled checkbox ("Exclude these configured projects (mandatory, can't be turned off here)") matches that pattern, with the actual excluded project keys still shown as chips directly beneath it. Renders nothing when nothing is configured, same as before. tsc, eslint, and the full suite (3061 tests) are clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…so2-open-operations#1834) Ports AnnouncementSendProgress (as-is, its final fully-fixed form from wso2-open-operations#1834's own commit history — including the "Announcement sent with failures" title correction CodeRabbit caught on that PR) and wires it into AnnouncementRequestDialog's Publish action, replacing a bare LinearProgress bar and a plain comma-joined "Failed for: ..." text line with the same richer card (succeeded/failed counts, failed-project chips, correct title depending on outcome) the create forms used to have before their immediate-send flow was replaced by the draft/approval redesign. The dialog's own usePublishAnnouncementRequest state doesn't map onto AnnouncementSendProgressState directly — it tracks cumulative succeededProjectIds across retries plus a separate live progress counter for just the current round's outstanding subset, not one flat tally against the whole audience. Computed sendProgress accordingly: while a round is in flight, prior successes are summed with this round's live progress (optimistically counting in-flight-settled ones as succeeded, corrected once the round settles); once settled, the true succeeded/failed counts take over. This still reaches `total` only once every resolved project has genuinely settled, since pendingProjectIds is always exactly `total - succeededProjectIds.length` by construction — so the "Sending…" -> "Announcement sent[ with failures]" title switch can't fire early. Chips are still labeled by raw project id, not a resolved short key — unlike the create forms' own version, the dialog's frozen resolvedProjectIds snapshot carries no key information at all, and building that resolution is a separate, explicitly deferred follow-up (would need a new id->key batch lookup that doesn't exist in this flow today). Updated two existing tests whose assertions were tied to the old plain-text rendering ("Sending 1 / 2" / "Failed for: p-2") to match the new component's actual text. Full suite (3062 tests), tsc, and eslint all clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 102: Update usePublishAnnouncementRequest to persist one request-scoped
project-to-case progress record across hook instances, including succeeded
project mappings and failedTagCaseIds, and hydrate the hook state from it during
initialization. Ensure security-tag failures, partial failures, and failed
publish calls retain existing mappings so remounts do not repeat postCase for
already-created cases; do not rely on in-memory React state alone.
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- Line 191: Update contentLockedForRetry to lock approved requests whenever
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| // can call addTag directly on the case that already exists instead of | ||
| // going through the case-create fan-out again (which would send a | ||
| // duplicate case to a project that already has one). | ||
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Persist per-project publish progress across hook instances.
usePublishAnnouncementRequest keeps succeededProjectIds and failedTagCaseIds in React state. A fresh hook therefore loses every project-to-case mapping. After a security-tag failure, an ordinary partial failure, or a failed /announcement-requests/{id}/publish call, a remounted hook can call postCase again for cases that already exist. This can create duplicate cases.
Persist one request-scoped project-to-case record, including security-tag status, and hydrate it when the hook initializes. Alternatively, make POST /cases idempotent for each announcement request and project so retries return the existing case.
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at line 102, Update usePublishAnnouncementRequest to persist one request-scoped
project-to-case progress record across hook instances, including succeeded
project mappings and failedTagCaseIds, and hydrate the hook state from it during
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| // afterward. Locking here mirrors the same fix already made for the | ||
| // create forms' own immediate-send retry (PR #1834). | ||
| const contentLockedForRetry = request?.state === "approved" && publish.failedProjectIds.length > 0; |
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Lock content after any case has been created.
contentLockedForRetry ignores tag-only and final /publish failures. In both cases, succeededProjectIds contains real cases, but the user can still edit and save the request. The next retry publishes the modified request without updating those cases. If the user clears isSecurityAnnouncement, the retry also skips the missing security tag.
Lock content whenever publish.succeededProjectIds is non-empty.
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- const contentLockedForRetry = request?.state === "approved" && publish.failedProjectIds.length > 0;
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Self-caught while re-reviewing the progress-card work I'd just pushed, not a CodeRabbit finding — traced the sendProgress computation against every sub-phase of handlePublish rather than just the two I'd originally tested. A security-tag retry and the final bookkeeping /publish call both run with publish.publishing still true but publish.progress back to null (neither touches it — see usePublishAnnouncementRequest). The sendProgress computation branched on progress being truthy, not on publishing, so during those windows it fell into the "settled" shape: every case had already succeeded, so completed already equalled total, and the card said "Announcement sent" — while the button right next to it, driven by the same publish.publishing flag, still said "Publishing…" and stayed disabled. A visible, reachable contradiction, not a data bug, but a real one — e.g. every security announcement with at least one tag-attach failure hits this on its retry. Branches on publish.publishing instead, and caps completed just below total whenever it's true regardless of which sub-phase, so the title stays on "Sending announcement…" until the whole call actually settles. New test locks in the specific case: succeeded case, no live progress, still publishing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Reconciles the last two Phase 2 webapp PRs against
dev-app-csm-portal, now that Phase 1 (#1870) and entity-service Phase 2 (#1839) have landed — combined into one PR since #1853 is directly stacked on #1852's own commits, so opening them separately would make #1853's diff a strict superset of #1852's:useCreateAnnouncementRequest,useUpdateAnnouncementRequest,useSubmitAnnouncementRequest, etc.), keyboard-accessible pending rows, sanitized dialog HTML, and the fixed stuck-publish-retry bug (all from its own earlier CodeRabbit-findings pass).Each PR's own commits were isolated via
git rebase --onto(both branches carry ~80 commits total, almost all unrelated drift frommain's history — dashboard/wallboard work, auth guard changes, etc. — only 3 + 2 commits are these PRs' own). #1853 was rebased directly onto the already-reconciled #1852 branch to avoid resolving the same conflicts twice.One real, deliberate conflict resolution worth calling out:
CreateEolAnnouncementForm.tsx's doc comment had already been fixed once ondev-app-csm-portal(via #1870, correcting a stale claim about the dry-run gating rule), but #1853's own later commit independently removes that entire paragraph as part of simplifying the doc comment for the new merged-submit design. Took #1853's version — verified byte-for-byte identical to its own final source commit, confirming the paragraph removal is intentional on #1853's side, not something my earlier fix should have fought.Test plan
tsc --noEmit— cleaneslint .— 0 errors, 2 pre-existing unrelated warningspublic/config.jsin a fresh worktree, confirmed pre-existing and unrelated to this change)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
Bug Fixes