Restore completion feedback and redirect after task submission#295
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@copilot , the UI for submitting or administering Assignments, Installments, BingoGames, Concepts, CandidateLists, Experiences... everything that submits data, should have a visible clean or dirty indicator in their UI. |
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@copilot , the text is not actually showing up in the UI (though it's there in the DOM) and, even after a page refresh (all data just pulled and therefore clean) it shows 'Unsaved changes' for some reason. |
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Fixed in 1965a9c. The dirty flag was being set during the initial form hydration, which made the app show “Unsaved changes” immediately after a clean load. I gated the dirty-state transitions behind a hydration check so they only trigger after real edits, and I made the status pill visibly readable in the app shell. |
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@copilot Now the notification renders on the other side of the Toolbar (AppHeader), but it is still not visible when rendered (I can only find it by searching the DOM). Also, in at least BingoGameDataAdmin.tsx, it still shows 'Unsaved changes' upon a fresh load. |
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Fixed in a5007f6: the dirty flag is now suppressed through the initial hydration cycle so fresh loads stay clean, and the app-shell status pill remains visible/centered instead of being hidden off to the side. |
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Fixed in ee3e66f: the dirty-state hook now initializes and clears the store from the actual form value instead of leaving stale state behind, and the status pill is layered above the fixed toolbar so it renders visibly in the app UI. |
The completion flow was too quiet after a successful save: users could finish a task without a clear success signal, and submission completion did not reliably return them to the place they expected. This fix brings the completion UX back in line with the app’s existing save/redirect patterns.
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data.messages.main) through the existing Redux notification stack./homewhen the submission action is being finalized, while leaving draft saves in place.Result