Update diff file `collapsed` value to more accurate `automaticallyCollapsed`
What does this MR do?
For #16047 (closed)
This is one MR in a sequence to improve the way collapsed files are handled in Merge Request diffs.
To create the smallest impact possible, it's broken up into a few steps.
Step | MR | Description |
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1 | We're here |
Refactor the existing collapsed flags into something more accurate, like automaticallyCollapsed This will leave a small inconsistency where user-collapsed files will be toggling the automaticallyCollapsed property. |
2 | Add a flag like userCollapsed alongside the auto flag This will require Vuex actions, mutations, getters ("how many of each type?"), etc. |
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3 | Update the UI to use both flags This will require some resolution code ("which flag wins?"), and various tweaks to the UI code |
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4 | Modify collapsed files to hide the body on userCollapsed and show the warning on automaticallyCollapsed This includes making the warning orange and swapping the test to indicate it was performed automatically. |
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N/A, all backstage
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Edited by Thomas Randolph