Linkify timeline event timestamps to match GitHub.com behavior #7293
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Timeline event timestamps are now clickable links that navigate to the PR/issue page, matching the behavior shown on GitHub.com.
Changes Made
Updated 8 timeline event components in
webviews/components/timeline.tsx
to use thehref
prop on theirTimestamp
components:HeadDeleteEventView
CrossReferencedEventView
AssignUnassignEventView
ClosedEventView
ReopenedEventView
CopilotStartedEventView
CopilotFinishedEventView
CopilotFinishedErrorEventView
Implementation
The fix leverages the existing
Timestamp
component'shref
prop functionality:Each timeline event component now uses
useContext(PullRequestContext)
to access the PR URL and pass it to the timestamp component, making the timestamps clickable links that navigate to the PR/issue page.Visual Changes
Timeline timestamps are now underlined and clickable, consistent with GitHub.com behavior:
The implementation is minimal and surgical, following the same pattern already used by
MergedEventView
andCommentBox
components.Fixes #7009.
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