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No, it did not still work. Semantic's toast took an `onClick` in its options and made the whole toast activate it. The migrated helper destructured four keys and dropped the rest, silently, so every toast that carried one became a dead toast. `Events.js` still passes one -- it did before the migration and was never changed -- for the three events that arrive with a URL: * `user_notify_message`, a page shared from the browser extension * `upload_archive` * `screenshot_generated` The first renders the description "Click here to view the shared page", which it was not. Nothing threw and nothing looked wrong; the toast simply stopped being a way to reach the thing it was announcing. `onClick` is passed through again, and a toast carrying one gets a pointer cursor so it looks like what it is. Clicks on the dismiss button do not follow it -- the button is inside the toast, so its click reaches the root, and closing a notification is not the same as following it. It is also reachable from the keyboard now, which it never was: WROLPi runs on devices with a keyboard and no mouse, and a toast only a pointer can follow is a feature half the deployments cannot use. No `role`, because a `button` or `link` role may not contain interactive content and the dismiss button is in there. Mantine also leaves that dismiss button unnamed, so a screen reader read it as "button". It has a label now, which is how the test for the dismiss-does-not-follow case can find it. Five tests, all red first. The gallery gets a Clickable button; following the toast raises a second one, so it is obvious whether the handler ran. |
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