Ubisam-MobileGit/tasks/042-workitem-status-badges.md

TASK-042: Colored status badges for issue/PR state (열림/닫힘/병합됨)

Status: implemented; all required checks pass; live-confirmed on the human product owner's device Owner: Claude Reviewer: Codex

Outcome

Design-review follow-up (continuing the "앱의 아이콘부터 해서 전체적으로 확인해보고 부족한 부분 고쳐줘" pass from TASK-039). While verifying that issue/PR body text renders correctly for real content (it does — confirmed against a real issue with a multi-paragraph body and an embedded code block), noticed the 열림/닫힘/병합됨 state label next to each issue/PR — in both the list row and the detail header — rendered as a plain, uncolored bodySmall line, visually no more prominent than the #12 issue number sitting right next to it. Gitea's own web UI (and GitHub's, which established the convention) colors this label so it reads at a glance while scanning a list. Replaced the plain text with a compact colored badge, reusing the VisibilityBadge pattern TASK-039 already established for 공개/비공개 on the repository list.

Scope

• Included: feature/workitems/WorkItemsScreen.kt — new private StatusBadge composable (two overloads, one per state enum, sharing one color-agnostic rendering implementation) replacing the four plain-Text state-label call sites: IssueRow, PullRequestRow, IssueDetailView, PullRequestDetailView.
• Excluded: NotificationsScreen.kt's own PR/이슈 state labels (a separate screen/composable, out of scope for this pass — noted below as a known limitation, not silently left inconsistent). ReviewState labels (승인/변경 요청/etc. on ReviewRow) — these are a different kind of status with no obvious two/three-color GitHub/Gitea convention to borrow, left as plain text.

Design notes

• Reused existing theme roles instead of introducing new colors. OPEN gets primaryContainer/onPrimaryContainer — the same green VisibilityBadge already uses for a public repository's affirmative state. CLOSED gets errorContainer/onErrorContainer — the baseline Material3 red Theme.kt deliberately left untouched for exactly this kind of closed/removed state. MERGED — a third state GitHub/Gitea conventionally color purple, which this app's green/teal-accented theme has no role for — gets tertiaryContainer/onTertiaryContainer (teal) rather than a one-off hardcoded color with no theme backing (and no dark-mode variant of its own to get wrong).
• One rendering composable, two small color-mapping overloads. IssueState and PullRequestState are different enums (PullRequestState has the extra MERGED case), so a single when couldn't cover both — instead each enum gets its own thin StatusBadge(state, modifier) overload that maps to a container/content color pair and delegates to the same private StatusBadge(label, container, content, modifier) for the actual Surface + Text rendering, keeping the visual treatment (rounded 4dp corner, labelSmall, 6dp/2dp padding) defined in exactly one place.

Acceptance criteria

• Issue list rows show a colored badge (not plain text) for 열림/닫힘.
• PR list rows show a colored badge for 열림/닫힘/병합됨.
• Issue detail header shows the same colored badge as its list row.
• PR detail header shows the same colored badge as its list row.
• Colors are pulled from the existing Material3 theme (no new hardcoded colors), so dark mode is handled automatically.
• Build, unit tests, and lint pass.
• Live-confirmed on the human product owner's device: PR list showing 병합됨 (teal) ×2 and 열림 (green) ×1 side by side; PR detail header showing the same teal 병합됨 badge; both re-confirmed unchanged under forced dark mode.

Required checks

./gradlew compileDebugKotlin compileDebugUnitTestKotlin testDebugUnitTest assembleDebug lintDebug

Evidence

• feature/workitems/WorkItemsScreen.kt: StatusBadge composable (two state-typed overloads + one shared rendering implementation) added; IssueRow, PullRequestRow, IssueDetailView, PullRequestDetailView each call it in place of a plain Text(stringResource(state.labelResource)).
• ./gradlew compileDebugKotlin compileDebugUnitTestKotlin testDebugUnitTest assembleDebug lintDebug: BUILD SUCCESSFUL, all unit tests passing (no test changes needed — this is a pure presentation change with no new branching logic to cover beyond what the enum whens already exhaustively check at compile time), 0 lint errors.
• Live device: installed over wireless adb. Notifications → PostActivated 관련 추가 필요 이슈 detail: confirmed the issue body (multi-paragraph Korean text plus an indented C# code block) renders correctly end to end — this was the original investigation trigger, and it surfaced no bug on its own. RobotAutomationDevelopment-Dept/OC5-PilotLine-RectangleTypeWelder PR tab: #6/#5 both show a teal "병합됨" badge, #4 shows a green "열림" badge (screenshot); opened #6's detail view and confirmed the same teal badge appears in the header (screenshot). Forced dark mode (adb shell cmd uimode night yes) and reconfirmed the same PR list — both badge colors keep good contrast against the dark surface (screenshot) — then restored night no.

Known limitations

None outstanding for this task — see the follow-up below, which closed the one gap originally recorded here.

Follow-up (same session): NotificationsScreen

NotificationsScreen.kt's own PR/이슈 상태 column had the identical gap (plain-text state label) in a separate screen this task didn't originally touch. Added a second, independent StatusBadge composable there (for NotificationSubjectState, a different enum with its own UNKNOWN case — mapped to the neutral surfaceVariant/onSurfaceVariant VisibilityBadge already uses for "private", since an unrecognized state isn't one to visually emphasize either direction) rather than sharing code across the two feature packages. Build/test/lint re-run clean; live-verified on-device: the notifications 전체 list now shows all three real colors side by side — red "닫힘", teal "병합됨", green "열림" — which also closes the "never visually confirmed the red CLOSED badge live" gap originally recorded here, since these are the same errorContainer/onErrorContainer roles used by the work-items screens' badge.

Review findings

None yet — no Codex review pending (Codex retired, 2026-09-29).