Explicit null for the system card means no card set #3724
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| loggedInAs: '@testuser:localhost', | ||
| activeRealms: [testRealmURL], | ||
| autostart: true, | ||
| systemCardAccountData: { id: null }, | ||
| }); |
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The new test passes systemCardAccountData: { id: null } into setupMockMatrix, but Config.systemCardAccountData is still typed { id?: string } in tests/helpers/mock-matrix.ts (line 26). With strictNullChecks enabled in packages/host/tsconfig.json, this value is not assignable and pnpm lint:glint/TypeScript compilation of the host tests will fail before runtime. Please allow null in the config type (or avoid passing it) so the test suite continues to type-check.
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Pull request overview
This PR enables explicit null values for the system card configuration to completely disable system cards, primarily to quiet test output. The change distinguishes between undefined (use default) and null (no system card).
Key Changes:
- Updated the
setSystemCardmethod to handle null as an explicit signal to remove the system card - Modified type signatures to allow
id?: string | nullin the system card account data configuration - Added test configuration to use
{ id: null }to disable system cards in tests
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
packages/host/app/services/matrix-service.ts |
Implements null handling in setSystemCard to explicitly disable system cards when null is provided |
packages/host/tests/helpers/mock-matrix.ts |
Updates the Config type to allow null values for the system card id |
packages/host/tests/integration/commands/open-workspace-test.gts |
Configures the test to use systemCardAccountData: { id: null } to disable system cards |
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| private async setSystemCard(systemCardId: string | undefined | null) { | ||
| // Set the system card to use | ||
| // If there is none, we fall back to the default | ||
| // If it is null, we remove any current system card | ||
| // If it is undefined, we fall back to the default | ||
| if (systemCardId === null) { | ||
| // explicit null means no system card | ||
| this.store.dropReference(this._systemCard?.id); | ||
| this._systemCard = undefined; | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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The setUserSystemCard function (line 1979) should also accept null as a parameter to allow users to explicitly disable the system card. Currently, it only accepts string | undefined, which is inconsistent with the private setSystemCard function that now accepts null. This creates an API inconsistency where the internal implementation supports null but the public-facing method doesn't expose this capability.
This lets us turn off system cards entirely, and allows a quick way of quieting the tests.