fix(front): respect muted persons/repos for gitlab notifications#321
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Operator precedence made the filter evaluate as `(!muted && gitlabOnlyInvolved) ? !notInvolved : true`, so muted persons, bots and repos were never excluded from the list that drives push notifications. Muting a person/bot therefore had no effect on GitLab. Wrap the ternary so the mute check always applies, matching the GitHub path. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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fix(front): respect muted persons/repos for GitLab notifications
Summary
Muting a person, bot, or repository does not stop GitLab desktop push notifications from that source.
Cause
The return filter in
fetchGitlabNotifications(src/routes/(app)/dashboard/+page.svelte) relies on operator precedence between&&and the ternary:This parses as
(!muted && gitlabOnlyInvolved) ? !notInvolved : true:gitlabOnlyInvolvedoff → condition isfalse→ returnstruefor everything (muted items pass through).gitlabOnlyInvolvedon → returns!notInvolvedregardless ofmuted.Either way, the mute state is never applied to the list that drives push notifications.
Fix
Wrap the ternary so the mute check always applies, mirroring the GitHub code path (
return newNotifications.filter((item) => !notificationIsMuted(item, persons, repos))):Test plan