Add comment_status field to quick edit
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| /** | ||
| * Optional config for editing the field. | ||
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| editAs?: 'radio'; |
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I do think we need a config like that. Maybe I would name it "control".
I think this also means that like "field types" we need a folder of "controls" and we already have three of them (NumberControl, TextControl and SelectControl). I believe these should be treated similarly to RadioControl.
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Given there's a Edit prop to provide a custom edit function, how about editControl so it's connected by the prefix?
My thinking is that "controls" seem too open-ended: it seems you can list any control and it'll be used. I see it more as a "edit configuration" if that makes sense.
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The question I'm wondering though is whether this should be part of the field definition or the form object.
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It is "edit" configuration yes, but I don't like the name "editAs" personally. I think the question also is whether we see folks registering new "controls" without necessarily changing the "type" of the field. And the answer for me seems "yes" given that the "type" controls more than just "edit", I want to use the "integer" sorting/validation... but I want to build a custom control for my field.
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How about changing the Edit signature to also support a predefined set of controls?
So it would be Edit: 'radio'.
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How about changing the Edit signature to also support a predefined set of controls?
So it would be Edit: 'radio'.
I like that but I would still prefer "control" over "edit".
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I reworked this to overload Edit, this was my alternative option as well.
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| if ( field.elements && field.editAs === 'radio' ) { | |||
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I think we need to remove all these conditions and have a folder for control and something like:
const Control = getFieldControl( field )
<Control />
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I pushed an initial version that introduces controls (only |
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Personally, I would move the "text", "radio", "select" and "integer control to. src/controls or something like that. But can be done in a separate PR.
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| /** | ||
| * An abstract interface for Field based on the field type. | ||
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| export type FieldTypeDefinition< Item > = { |
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One thing I'm wondering is that "field types" shouldn't depend on "Item" they should work for any item value of the defined type. So I think we have somethings wrong in the abstraction. sort, isValid and Edit should probably not receive items at all and just receive values. But it's also something that should be solved in a separate PR.
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While testing this, I noticed that something regressed recently when it comes to long columns (long titles) 
cc @jameskoster if you're aware of a related change. |
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Ok, I'll merge as it is then. I'm going to set this to auto-merge and focus a bit on clearing my queue — I don't expect to come back to these follow-ups today. |
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Co-authored-by: oandregal <oandregal@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: youknowriad <youknowriad@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: ntsekouras <ntsekouras@git.wordpress.org>
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Part of #55101 #59745
What?
Adds
comment_status(Discussion) field to quick edit.How?
textfield with two elements (open & close). That's how the field is added as well.editAsfunction that enables the consumer to configure the Edit function.Testing Instructions