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Disable Required Toggle When No Subtags Are Enabled #48381

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When all subtags are disabled, the "Required" toggle should automatically turn off. However, it currently remains toggled on.
A check is added to determine if any subtags are enabled. If none are, the setPolicyTagsRequired function will be called to set the "Required" toggle to off.

Fixed Issues

$ #47818
PROPOSAL:#47818 (comment)

Tests

  1. Go to Workspace Settings > Tags.
  2. Click on any main tag to open its settings.
  3. Enable the "Required" switch by toggling it on.
  4. Select all the subtags associated with the main tag.
  5. Disable all the selected subtags.
  6. Verify that the "Required" switch becomes locked and is automatically toggled off.
  7. Dismiss the Right-Hand Panel (RHP) by closing it.
  8. Reopen the same main tag to verify that the "Required" switch remains off and locked, reflecting the disabled state of the subtags.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

  1. Go to Workspace Settings > Tags.
  2. Click on any main tag to open its settings.
  3. Enable the "Required" switch by toggling it on.
  4. Select all the subtags associated with the main tag.
  5. Disable all the selected subtags.
  6. Verify that the "Required" switch becomes locked and is automatically toggled off.
  7. Dismiss the Right-Hand Panel (RHP) by closing it.
  8. Reopen the same main tag to verify that the "Required" switch remains off and locked, reflecting the disabled state of the subtags.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@Shahidullah-Muffakir Shahidullah-Muffakir requested a review from a team as a code owner August 31, 2024 23:45
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if (!Object.values(currentPolicyTag?.tags ?? {}).some((tag) => tag.enabled)) {
Tag.setPolicyTagsRequired(policyID, false, route.params.orderWeight)
}
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if (!Object.values(currentPolicyTag?.tags ?? {}).some((tag) => tag.enabled)) {
Tag.setPolicyTagsRequired(policyID, false, route.params.orderWeight)
}
if (!Object.values(currentPolicyTag?.tags ?? {}).some((tag) => tag.enabled)) {
Tag.setPolicyTagsRequired(policyID, false, route.params.orderWeight);
}

⚠️ @Shahidullah-Muffakir Next time after you are done with the changes, please run npm run prettier in order to prettify the code, otherwise the prettier related checks for the PR will fail.

In this case the ; (semicolon) was missing at the end of the setPolicyTagsRequired function call.
Additionally, I added some spacing on top and bottom of the if for better readability.

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Got it, I will add the semicolon and adjust the spacing in this PR. I'll also make sure to run npm run prettier in my upcoming PRs. Thank you.

@@ -231,7 +231,9 @@ function WorkspaceViewTagsPage({route}: WorkspaceViewTagsProps) {
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);
};

if (!Object.values(currentPolicyTag?.tags ?? {}).some((tag) => tag.enabled)) {
Tag.setPolicyTagsRequired(policyID, false, route.params.orderWeight)
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Caution

There's currently an issue with the implementation which would block this from being merged, basically there's an infinite loop of the setPolicyTagsRequired call (see video below) which needs to be fixed such that:

  1. The call would only be made once when all subtags are Disabled.
  2. The call would not be made again when the page is refreshed and the tags RHP (right hand panel) is re-opened (like it does in the video towards the end).
call-loop-issue.mov

cc @Shahidullah-Muffakir I will be able to pick-up the review and complete the checklist once the issue is fixed and the fix works as expected.

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Got it. We can update the condition to:

    if (!!currentPolicyTag?.required && !Object.values(currentPolicyTag?.tags ?? {}).some((tag) => tag.enabled)) {
        Tag.setPolicyTagsRequired(policyID, false, route.params.orderWeight);
    };
    

This will ensure the call is only made when needed and only once. I’ve tested it, and it works as expected. Let me know what you think. Thanks!

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@ikevin127 I pushed the changes, Please take a look when you can. Thanks!

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Thanks for addressing the issues, I'll move forward with the review!

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We determined that this PR didn't cause issue #48683 as in regression but moreso revealed some incomplete logic, therefore this PR was not treated as a regression coming from the other issue's PR - more context in #47818 (comment).

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