fix: show private channels in channel browser when user is a member#311
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tellaho merged 1 commit intoblock:mainfrom Apr 13, 2026
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The browsable channels filter only allowed non-archived channels with visibility "open", excluding private channels even when the user was already a member. Add an isMember check so joined private channels appear in search results.
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get_accessible_channels) correctly returns private channels the user belongs to, but the frontendbrowsableChannelsmemo inChannelBrowserDialog.tsxonly allowedvisibility === "open"for non-archived channels|| channel.isMemberto the filter so joined private channels appear in browse/search results