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fix: Airgap: search bar UI was not matching with release #36772

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Global search UI was updated as part of side-by-side layout changes. But since the side-by-side is not yet enabled in Airgap, the global search ui was looking different in release and airgap. This PR address this issue by removing fdeature flag depency for global search UI change.

Fixes #36701

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  • New Features
    • Simplified HelpBar component for a more consistent user experience.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Removed unnecessary conditional rendering, ensuring the Icon and Text elements are always displayed.

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The changes made to the HelpBar component in HelpBar.tsx involve the removal of the useSelector import and the isSideBySideFlagEnabled variable. The component's styling has been simplified by eliminating conditional logic related to the isSideBySideFlagEnabled prop, resulting in consistent rendering of the Icon and Text elements. The mapStateToProps and mapDispatchToProps functions remain unchanged, preserving the existing functionality related to the Redux state.

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app/client/src/components/editorComponents/GlobalSearch/HelpBar.tsx Removed useSelector import, eliminated isSideBySideFlagEnabled variable and related conditional rendering, simplified StyledHelpBar styling.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Different search bar UI in airgap (#36701) The changes do not specifically address UI differences in the airgap version.

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Bug, IDE Product, ok-to-test

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  • ApekshaBhosale
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  • sagar-qa007

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In the HelpBar's realm, changes took flight,
No more flags to dim the bright light.
Icons and text, now clear and bold,
A simpler design, a sight to behold!
With Redux intact, the flow stays aligned,
In the world of code, simplicity we find! 🎉


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app/client/src/components/editorComponents/GlobalSearch/HelpBar.tsx (2)

Line range hint 13-34: Excellent work on simplifying our styling, students!

You've done a splendid job removing the conditional styling and ensuring a consistent appearance. The added properties for flex-grow, gap, and min-width are particularly commendable. They'll help our component maintain a proper layout.

However, let's take this opportunity for a small improvement. Can anyone tell me why we might want to use CSS custom properties (variables) for these new values?

Consider using CSS custom properties for the new values:

 const StyledHelpBar = styled.button`
   /* ... existing styles ... */
-  flex-grow: 0;
-  gap: 8px;
-  min-width: fit-content;
+  flex-grow: var(--help-bar-flex-grow, 0);
+  gap: var(--help-bar-gap, 8px);
+  min-width: var(--help-bar-min-width, fit-content);
 
   /* ... rest of the styles ... */
 `;

This change would make our styles more maintainable and easier to adjust in the future. Who can tell me why?


Line range hint 58-62: Bravo on simplifying our component, class!

You've successfully removed the conditional rendering, which aligns perfectly with our lesson on ensuring consistency across different versions. The Icon and Text elements are now rendered consistently, which is exactly what we wanted to achieve.

Now, let's think about accessibility. Can anyone suggest how we might improve the accessibility of this component?

Let's add an aria-label to our button to make it more accessible:

 <StyledHelpBar
   className="t--global-search-modal-trigger"
   data-testid="global-search-modal-trigger"
   disabled={isProtectedMode}
   onClick={toggleShowModal}
+  aria-label="Open global search"
 >
   <Icon name={"search-line"} size={"md"} />
   <Text italic type={TextType.P3}>
     {modText()} K
   </Text>
 </StyledHelpBar>

Who can explain why this addition is important for users who rely on screen readers?

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app/client/src/components/editorComponents/GlobalSearch/HelpBar.tsx (2)

3-3: Well done, class! You've simplified our import statements.

I'm pleased to see you've removed the unnecessary useSelector import. This is a good step towards keeping our code clean and efficient. Remember, in programming, less is often more!


Line range hint 1-85: Class, let's summarize our review!

You've done an excellent job addressing the UI discrepancy between the Airgap and release versions. By removing the feature flag dependency and simplifying the component, you've ensured consistency across different versions. This is precisely what we aimed to achieve with this pull request.

Here's a quick recap of our lessons today:

  1. We simplified our import statements by removing unnecessary dependencies.
  2. We streamlined our styling by removing conditional logic and ensuring consistent appearance.
  3. We simplified our component rendering, removing conditional checks and maintaining core functionality.

For homework, consider implementing the suggested improvements:

  1. Use CSS custom properties for better maintainability of styles.
  2. Add an aria-label to enhance accessibility.

Remember, in software development, we always strive for clarity, consistency, and accessibility. Well done, class!

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