SolidOS / SolidOS/solid-panes

'View ...'s files' link go only to same dashboard-pane not displaying any new information.

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Description

@timbl @SharonStrats
This is the consequence of commit https://github.com/solid/solid-panes/commit/4cff4db8b319c3bf9bafe3ae76cd5c336742d9a0

This is not a good idea because now you go to the same dashboard-pane and never display any content. The only way to get information is to click on folder icon.

Going to /public/ displays at least the /public/ in folder-pane.
This seems a user regression.

A solution could be first to reverse the commit and may be next to list in homepage.ts the root folder content as folder-pane as can be seen in https://files.gitter.im/54d55a83db8155e6700f8b7a/41mY/pod-root.png proposal from @jeff-zucker

But I don't know how to add the code to call and display a pane area containing a root folder-pane in https://github.com/solid/solid-panes/blob/main/src/dashboard/homepage.ts

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Start by reviewing commit 4cff4db8b319c3bf9bafe3ae76cd5c336742d9a0 and src/dashboard/homepage.ts, then compare the "View ...'s files" link with navigation to /public/. Done means the link displays root-folder information in a folder-pane rather than returning to an empty dashboard-pane; the issue also suggests reverting the commit as an alternative.

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Tech stack
javascript, typescript
Domain
frontend
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
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