* feat(dashboard): dismissible system notice banner for every signed-in user
Operator-set banner ("high load right now, some pages may respond slowly
or fail") rendered under the dashboard chrome for every signed-in user
while NEXT_PUBLIC_SYSTEM_NOTICE_UNTIL (ISO timestamp with offset) is in
the future. Closing it stores the deadline in localStorage, so each
browser sees it once; the banner hides itself at the deadline in open
tabs and is not rendered at all after it.
Why the problem occurred: there was no way to tell every user something
about the system itself. The existing banners are all per-company state
(sandbox, seat grace), so an operator notice had no home.
What was removed or simplified instead: no notices table, no migration,
no admin UI. One public env var carries both the on/off switch and the
expiry, and the same value is the dismiss key, so a later notice re-shows
once without any code change. No DB read, which matters because the
first use is a DB restart window.
Why this over the proposed shape: the request was a banner "until 23:00
tonight". Hardcoding that in code would need a second PR to switch off
or reuse; a DB-backed notice would read the database that is about to
go down. The env var expires on its own, and unset means gone.
Fixes#2463
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* fix(dashboard): system notice survives long deadlines, blocked storage, and every layout shell
Skeptic findings on 839a255f3:
- setTimeout clamps delays above 2^31-1 ms to ~1 ms, so a deadline more
than 24.8 days out hid the banner instantly. Wait in bounded steps and
re-check the clock.
- window.localStorage is a throwing property access when a browser blocks
site data; read it behind a try so the dashboard never crashes over a
notice.
- The close button was a hand-rolled 22px icon button; design.md requires
the shadcn icon Button (40px target).
- The byrå-consultant shell and the stale-cookie shell rendered no banner,
so "every signed-in user" was not true. The banner is now computed once,
before the shell branches, and mounted in all three.
Refs #2463
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* fix(dashboard): system notice deadline requires a UTC offset
A date-time without Z or a numeric offset parses as local time, which is
UTC on Vercel and the operator's zone locally, so the same value would
mean different instants. Reject it instead (CodeRabbit on #2464).
Declined: scoping the dismissal key by user id. The notice is about the
system, not the account; per-browser dismissal is the sandbox banner's
semantics and keeps identity out of layout chrome.
Refs #2463
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* perf(nav): prefetch dashboard routes on hover intent, not on viewport
DashboardNav renders ~45 links, all dynamic routes with a loading
boundary, so Next prefetched every one of them as soon as the nav mounted.
Each prefetch is a full request through the auth proxy (Supabase Auth
round trip, active-company RPC, MFA check) whose only payload is the
shared loading skeleton; prod logs showed 1,000 to 1,300 such hits per nav
route per day.
NavLink wraps next/link with prefetch={false} and an explicit
router.prefetch on mouseenter/focus/touchstart (Link's own hover prefetch
is disabled together with viewport prefetch, so the warm-up must be
explicit). The link to the current route and non-routes are skipped
(shouldWarmNavRoute, tested). A source-shape test pins that DashboardNav
has no bare next/link left.
Cost: an un-hovered click shows the route's loading skeleton ~50-100 ms
later than before; the skeleton is all a dynamic prefetch ever carried.
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* perf(router): keep dynamic routes in the client router cache for 30 s
experimental.staleTimes.dynamic was 0: every back/forward or repeated nav
click re-requested the RSC payload through the auth proxy. 30 s covers the
click-around pattern the customer described while the 16 router.refresh()
sites after mutations keep the pages that must not go stale fresh.
Separate commit so it can be dropped on its own if stale numbers are
reported.
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Reverts #1765, which mounted the CompanySwitcher at the top of the
expanded desktop sidebar. Seen live, the top slot is the wrong home for
it: the sidebar head stays brand + collapse control, and the nav starts
directly below it. Switching keeps its single home in the bottom user
block (UserMenu flyout), which is also what the collapsed 64px rail and
every existing muscle memory already use. The mobile sheet's switcher is
untouched.
The logo title tooltip and the source-shape regression test go back with
it: both shipped inside the same commit and both exist only to pin the
top placement.
DECISIONS.md records that #1664's "one-click from the top" framing is
declined rather than merely unimplemented, so the issue does not get
re-opened into the same PR.
Reverts 72181e49bd
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Company switching had moved into a nested flyout in the bottom-of-sidebar
user popover: avatar, then Byt foretag, then the company. Three clicks per
switch is painful for consultants who hop between companies constantly.
Mount the existing one-click CompanySwitcher (already live in the mobile
sheet, same performCompanySwitch path) at the top of the expanded desktop
sidebar, pinned above the nav scroll container and outside the
data-ph-unmask navs so the company name stays masked in replays. The
user-menu flyout remains as the secondary path; the collapsed 64px rail
keeps switching via the UserMenu avatar. Also label the brand logo link
with a native title tooltip so it is not an unlabeled square.
Pinned by a source-shape regression test, the same pattern as the
JournalEntryList copy affordance: the repo does not render components in
tests.
Closes#1664
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