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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a new "Secret Dev Panel" to the Settings component, accessible via a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Shift + D). This panel provides developers with quick access to utility functions like logging the Node environment and sending test error emails. The implementation modifies the existing settings dialog to include this hidden development-focused tab, enhancing developer tooling within the application. Changes
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participant User
participant Settings
participant DevPanel
User->>Settings: Press Ctrl+Shift+D
Settings->>DevPanel: Reveal Secret Dev Panel
User->>DevPanel: Click "Log Node Env"
DevPanel-->>User: Display Environment Details
User->>DevPanel: Click "Send Test Error Email"
DevPanel-->>User: Trigger Test Email
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apps/roam/src/components/settings/Settings.tsx (3)
73-85: Consider keyboard event scope.
This keyboard listener is globally active and could potentially conflict with other shortcuts in the application or user browser. If you intend for this secret dev panel shortcut to only function in certain contexts (e.g., the settings dialog, or only if an input field is not focused), consider scoping or conditionally enabling the listener.
172-174: Confirm hidden tab approach.
Usinghidden={true}hides the tab visually but still renders it. If you intend for this tab to be entirely inaccessible (until triggered), consider conditionally omitting it from the DOM, which can improve accessibility and make the feature truly undiscoverable by default.
177-184: Avoid logging environment variables in production.
WhileNODE_ENVis not highly sensitive, it's generally safer to avoid logs of environment variables in production builds to prevent accidental leakage. If this log is exclusively for local development, ensure it is gated behind development checks or removed in production.
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194-194: Provide user feedback or error handling.
When sending an error email, consider providing visual or console feedback indicating whether the message was successfully sent. This can enhance the developer experience by quickly confirming the action’s result, especially when debugging.
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