Chrome: Adding the post excerpt panel #871
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youknowriad
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Hmm, I'm getting some JS errors as soon as I open the sidebar now:
Do I need to npm update? |
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@jasmussen Oh sorry about this, I was testing with a saved post. It should be ok now. |
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Love it. 👍 from me. Also 🔥 this is going fast! |
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Looks good to me too. I think there might be some accessibility concerns, but maybe best to fix in a separate PR. Maybe the area needs a label? |
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Hm, also seeing this:
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Also adds an aria-label to the excerpt
editor/sidebar/post-excerpt/index.js
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Good catch (Ah copy/paste)
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Minor: Should we be consistent with how we're creating object return values between mapStateToProps and mapDispatchToProps, i.e. either with an explicit return in both, or implied here:
( dispatch ) => ( {
onUpdateExcerpt( excerpt ) {
dispatch( editPost( { excerpt } ) );
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Right! do you have a preference. I'm leaning towards the explicit return (less magic) but I'm ok with both
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I don't feel strongly. I personally prefer the compact version, but understand that it can be a bit more difficult to interpret (largely because of the need to wrap parentheses for an implicit object return value).
closes #856