onContext returns light when it should be dark

[BarryCarlyon]

Brief description

If you have a cookieless session
Then login to Twitch
And your Twitch is dark mode
Then open a ext configuration panel, that configuration panel is onContext passed "light" instead of dark.

How to reproduce

1. Delete all the cookies/chrome incognito etc
2. Login to Twitch
3. If you Twitch is auto dark mode (from browser detect or otherwise)
4. Open a configuration panel for an extension
5. Marvel in how bright the configuration panel is in error

Expected behavior

It be dark

Screenshots

[billygerhard]

I am getting this error on a panel as well, it isn't limited to the configuration page.

[BarryCarlyon]

Issue confirmed also on front end with a "full" video extension.

Same repeat steps

Login, open an extension

[jbulava]

Tracking internally on EXT-1151.

[marcandrews]

I'm experiencing this on the config view, but not on the video overlay view.

[ricardjorg]

I also get that on the live config view. The twitch theme is dark, but the theme I get from the context is the light one

[TristanWiley]

This should now be resolved! 👍

[Djiit]

Working like a charm !

[BarryCarlyon]

I ran the repeat steps. Seems ok!

[BarryCarlyon]

UPDATED: onContext is now NOT FIRING when you change from dark/light mode.

It's only firing at page load!

REOPEN THE ISSUE @TristanWiley

[jbulava]

Tristan's on it. He created a new ticket for this on ANC-2398.

[roikoren755]

Testing my extension, I see onContext fired a lot when the channel is live and streaming, which is great.
However, I still do not see it fired when changing the theme, or as soon as the channel goes offline and the video stops.

[lleadbet]

As an update, this should be resolved now.