Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into claude/issue-10545-filter-candidates-displayfield

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KUxVUa7e39aNjhkKi1gsoy
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: claude

.changeset/3743-retire-system-hub-card-wall.md

@@ -11,13 +11,13 @@ queries and badge text that each needed a manual update whenever the object or
 permission model changed. The page (`SystemHubPage`) and its two test suites
 are deleted.
 
-Every link that used to open the hub still works: the "System Settings" entries
-in both sidebars, the "System Settings" button on the "No Apps Configured"
-screen, the home Quick Action, the sidebar header and user menu, and the legacy
-`/system` bookmark all now land on the settings hub. The Setup app's
-navigation ("All Settings") and both sidebars' "Configuration" entry already
-declare that page. It lists the settings manifests the server returns for the
-signed-in user. The landing works with no apps configured as well.
+Every link that used to open the hub and still ships now lands on the settings
+hub: the sidebar's "System Settings" entry, the "System Settings" button on the
+"No Apps Configured" screen, the home Quick Action and the legacy `/system`
+bookmark. The Setup app's navigation ("All Settings") and the sidebar's
+"Configuration" entry already declare that page. It lists the settings
+manifests the server returns for the signed-in user. The landing works with no
+apps configured as well.
 
 The `/apps/:app/system/{users,organizations,roles,positions,permissions}`
 redirects are unchanged.

.changeset/5817-remove-app-sidebar.md

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+---
+'@object-ui/app-shell': minor
+---
+
+**Breaking:** `AppSidebar` is removed from `@object-ui/app-shell` (objectui#5817).
+The package entry, `dist/index.d.ts` included, no longer exports it. The bump
+is `minor` only because this repository's fixed release group never declares
+`major`; treat it as a breaking change.
+
+Nothing in this repository mounted it. `ConsoleLayout`, the shell the console
+renders, uses `UnifiedSidebar`, so the console itself does not change. The
+component had been marked `@deprecated` under objectui#5720 after a census found
+no GitHub-visible consumer anywhere in this org, and the maintainer ruled that the removal need not
+wait for a major release.
+
+Migration: render `UnifiedSidebar` from the same package instead, passing the
+active app through the same `activeAppName` prop. It is not a drop-in
+replacement, in three ways:
+
+- It carries no app switcher and no user menu. The app-switcher dropdown and
+  the user menu that `AppSidebar` drew in its own header and footer belong to
+  `AppHeader` in the console shell, and `UnifiedSidebar` draws no mobile
+  bottom-tab strip.
+- It reads `NavigationContext` to choose between the active app's navigation
+  and the `/home` menu.
+- It gates differently, which is the difference objectui#5720 recorded:
+  `UnifiedSidebar` hides its whole Administration cluster from anyone who is not
+  a workspace admin, where `AppSidebar`'s no-app fallback cluster hid only the
+  App Marketplace entry.

.changeset/6335-starred-apps-nav-exclusion.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ so a `nav` favorite handed to it rendered anyway. `FavoriteItem['type']` also ha
 translated one.
 
 `StarredApps` now filters `items` to `type !== 'nav'` before rendering — the same
-exclusion already applied to the sidebar Favorites list in `AppSidebar.tsx` and
-`UnifiedSidebar.tsx` — restoring declared-equals-enforced behaviour and making the
-missing locale key correct by construction. No locale packs were touched, and the
+exclusion already applied to the sidebar Favorites list in `UnifiedSidebar.tsx` —
+restoring declared-equals-enforced behaviour and making the missing locale key
+correct by construction. No locale packs were touched, and the
 `FavoriteItem` / `RecentItem` union types are unchanged.

.changeset/6507-boot-gate-redirect-splash.md

@@ -27,6 +27,6 @@ Converted to `RedirectWithSplash`, which pairs the same navigation with the same
 `SystemRedirect` is deliberately left as a bare `Navigate`. It carries the same
 shape on a first navigation, but it is the only site in this set that also fires
 with the console already painted (`SettingsView` navigates to `/system/settings`
-from a button; `AppSidebar` links to `/system`), and a redirect firing under an
-already-painted layout must keep that layout rather than gain a splash. The five
-URL-rewrite redirects in `AppContent` are excluded for the same reason.
+from a button), and a redirect firing under an already-painted layout must keep
+that layout rather than gain a splash. The five URL-rewrite redirects in
+`AppContent` are excluded for the same reason.

.changeset/6661-app-launcher-nav-menu-renderers.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ and neither issues a request or touches an adapter:
   from `resolveActiveNavItem`, and the item-level guards (`visible`,
   `requiredPermissions`, `requiresObject` / `requiresService`) in the order
   `NavigationItemRenderer` applies them, wired to the same console providers
-  `AppSidebar` wires them to. `action` items dispatch through
+  `UnifiedSidebar` wires them to. `action` items dispatch through
   `useNavActionDispatch`, so framework#4509's "renders but dead-clicks" shape is
   not reintroduced.
 

.changeset/8070-name-visiblewhen-clear.md

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+---
+'@object-ui/components': patch
+'@object-ui/i18n': patch
+---
+
+The record form now tells the user when a `visibleWhen` transition clears a field
+(objectui#8070, ruling letter A).
+
+Since objectui#6958 a field whose own `visibleWhen` / `visibleOn` turns it
+invisible while it holds a value has that value cleared, so the server does not
+refuse the row over a column that is no longer on screen. That clear was silent:
+the field disappeared and nothing said a stored value went with it. The ruling
+on objectui#8070 ports the naming half of the objectui#6499 ruling to this
+surface, and the clear itself is unchanged.
+
+- When a transition clears one or more fields, the form raises one notice that
+  names them by the labels the form draws, joined by the locale's
+  `validation.formInvalidJoiner`, and says they no longer apply given the
+  current values. A field that was already empty is not named (an unchecked
+  two-state control counts as empty), and neither is the first render of a
+  record, which only records the baseline.
+- The notice is published under the form's outcome-toast id. A later submit
+  refusal replaces it, and the next attempt that passes client validation
+  dismisses it, like the form's other outcome messages.
+- When a clear hides a second field whose `visibleWhen` reads the field just
+  cleared, the notice names both. Any edit in between starts a new list.
+- `@object-ui/i18n` adds one key, `form.clearedOnHide`, to all ten packs. The
+  form's built-in fallback table carries its `en` text for a form rendered
+  without an `I18nProvider`.

.changeset/appsidebar-deprecated-5720.md

@@ -2,22 +2,19 @@
 '@object-ui/app-shell': patch
 ---
 
-`AppSidebar` is now `@deprecated` — use `UnifiedSidebar` instead.
+`AppSidebar` was marked `@deprecated` in favour of `UnifiedSidebar`
+(objectui#5720), and objectui#5817 then removed it from `@object-ui/app-shell`.
+The two changes publish together; the removal's own entry carries the migration
+detail.
 
-A census (objectui#5720) found `AppSidebar` has no in-repo mount point
+A census (objectui#5720) found `AppSidebar` had no in-repo mount point
 (`ConsoleLayout` renders `UnifiedSidebar`, not this component) and no
 downstream consumer visible anywhere across this org's GitHub-visible
-repositories. It stays exported — from the package barrel and the published
-`dist/index.d.ts` — because `@object-ui/app-shell` is a public npm package
-(`publishConfig.access: "public"`) and an external consumer outside this org
-is structurally invisible to that census; that is why it is deprecated
-rather than deleted outright. No behavior change in this release — the
-component still renders exactly as before. Its admin nav cluster is a
-near-duplicate of `UnifiedSidebar`'s and has already drifted from it (it
-gates only `sys-marketplace` on the workspace-admin flag, where
-`UnifiedSidebar` gates the whole cluster); that divergence is not being
-reconciled, since the component is scheduled for removal rather than kept
-in parity — see objectui#5817 for the removal plan.
+repositories. It was deprecated rather than deleted at first because
+`@object-ui/app-shell` is a public npm package (`publishConfig.access: "public"`)
+and an external consumer outside this org is structurally invisible to that
+census; the maintainer then ruled that the removal need not wait for a major
+release.
 
 Migration: replace any `AppSidebar` usage with `UnifiedSidebar` from the same
 package.

apps/console/src/AppContent.tsx

@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ function MetadataRedirect() {
  * (User/Role/Permission/Audit/Org) … these objects are now contributed by
  * framework plugins (plugin-auth, -security, -audit) into the Setup app
  * navigation and resolved via the generic /apps/setup/<object_name> route."
- * The pages went; the URLs did not — both sidebars' `sys-*` cluster still
+ * The pages went; the URLs did not — `UnifiedSidebar`'s `sys-*` cluster still
  * emits three of them (`users`, `organizations`, `roles`), bookmarks carry all
  * five. Until objectui#3743 retired it, the system hub's card wall was the
  * in-app producer of the other two (`positions`, `permissions`); those two now
@@ -161,10 +161,10 @@ function SystemObjectRedirect({ objectName }: { objectName: string }) {
  * had to be copied into it by hand, and the retirement ruling lists the repair
  * rounds it needed for drifting (objectui#3670, #3679, #3680, #3686, #3655).
  * objectui#3743 retired it. The
- * URL stays, because app-shell sends users here: both sidebars' `sys-settings`
- * entry, the zero-app empty state's "System Settings" button, the home Quick
- * Action, the sidebar header and user menu, and the legacy `/system` bookmark
- * redirect all target `/apps/setup/system`.
+ * URL stays, because app-shell sends users here: `UnifiedSidebar`'s
+ * `sys-settings` entry, the zero-app empty state's "System Settings" button,
+ * the home Quick Action and the legacy `/system` bookmark redirect all target
+ * `/apps/setup/system`.
  *
  * WHERE it lands is read off the navigation, not chosen here. `system/settings`
  * is the one system entry that all three navigations declared when this

apps/console/src/__tests__/AppContent.systemHubRoutes.test.tsx

@@ -349,10 +349,13 @@ describe('system-hub entries reach the framework system objects (objectui#3655)'
 
 describe('zero-app branch — measured, not asserted away (objectui#3655)', () => {
   /**
-   * The sidebars' `sys-*` cluster renders ONLY when there is no active app, so
-   * this is the branch its Users / Organizations / Roles entries are clicked
-   * in. `AppContent`'s no-active-app route table declares no `:objectName`
-   * route, so the redirect target leaves the pseudo-route family
+   * On a zero-app deployment this is the branch the sidebar's Users /
+   * Organizations / Roles entries are clicked into: `UnifiedSidebar`'s `/home`
+   * Administration cluster carries all three, and `/apps/setup` has no active
+   * app there. (The since-removed `AppSidebar` rendered its own `sys-*` cluster
+   * ONLY in that state; objectui#5817.) `AppContent`'s no-active-app route
+   * table declares no `:objectName` route, so the redirect target leaves the
+   * pseudo-route family
    * (`isSystemRoute` keys on a `system` path segment) and falls into the "No
    * Apps Configured" guard.
    *

apps/console/src/pages/system/AppManagementPage.tsx

@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ export function AppManagementPage() {
    *
    * `t` is passed on deliberately: an app's `label` may be objectui's KEYED
    * form (`{ key, defaultValue }`), and the resolver only reaches the pack when
-   * it is handed a translator — the same call shape `AppSidebar` and
+   * it is handed a translator — the same call shape `AppSwitcher` and
    * `DashboardView` already use. Without it a keyed label renders its authoring
    * `defaultValue` on every locale; interpolating `app.label` directly (what
    * these labels did before this page was keyed) renders `[object Object]`.