This commit adds an empty state when the user doesn't have any PM history. It ALSO retains the new conversation button in the sidebar so it no longer jumps. The button is disabled, icon, and text are all updated.
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# Details
- Group pms by `last_posted_at`. In this first iteration we are group by `7 days`, `30 days`, then by month beyond that.
- I inject a sidebar section link with the relative (last_posted_at) date and then update a tracked value to ensure we don't do it again. Then for each month beyond the first 30days, I add a value to the `loadedMonthLabels` set and we reference that (plus the year) to see if we need to load a new month label.
- I took the creative liberty to remove the `Conversations` section label - this had no purpose
- I hid the _collapse all sidebar sections_ carrot. This had no purpose.
- Swap `BasicTopicSerializer` to `ListableTopicSerializer` to get access to `last_posted_at`
In the last commit, I introduced a topic_custom_field to determine if a PM is indeed a bot PM.
This commit adds a migration to backfill any PM that is between 1 real user, and 1 bot. The correct topic_custom_field is added for these, so they will appear on the bot conversation sidebar properly.
We can also drop the joining to topic_users in the controller for sidebar conversations, and the isPostFromAiBot logic from the sidebar.
Overview
This PR introduces a Bot Homepage that was first introduced at https://ask.discourse.org/.
Key Features:
Add a bot homepage: /discourse-ai/ai-bot/conversations
Display a sidebar with previous bot conversations
Infinite scroll for large counts
Sidebar still visible when navigation mode is header_dropdown
Sidebar visible on homepage and bot PM show view
Add New Question button to the bottom of sidebar on bot PM show view
Add persona picker to homepage
Mark VanLandingham
Isaac Janzen