fix: Links on avatar for org events #12892
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Would it make sense to write component test(UserAvatarGroupWithOrg.test.tsx) for this bug? |
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Improved the error message in the PR as I saw the error while testing and it wasn't clear enough
| image: getUserAvatarUrl(user), | ||
| alt: user.name || undefined, | ||
| title: user.name || user.username || "", | ||
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I don't know why it was there, but unshift without argument doesn't do anything.
| organization: Pick<Team, "slug" | "name">; | ||
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| export function UserAvatarGroupWithOrg(props: UserAvatarProps) { | ||
| const { users, organization, ...rest } = props; | ||
| const orgBranding = useOrgBranding(); |
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useOrgBranding gives the org details for the logged in user and not the organizer being booked.
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What does this PR do?
Fixes #12890
Regression from https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/pull/12158/files#diff-b386e7d0341aaeb0cd268b7608c7ea2b5718349f844f3203fa4c422a4f5ab29dR14
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