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fix(editor): add 'graph' to the activity bar tab union (Closes #138) #173

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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion frontend/src/components/EditorPage.tsx
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Expand Up @@ -374,7 +374,11 @@ const EditorPage: React.FC<EditorPageProps> = ({ onLogout }) => {
const [isCompactViewport, setIsCompactViewport] = useState<boolean>(() => isCompactEditorViewport());
const [sidebarOpen, setSidebarOpen] = useState<boolean>(() => !isCompactEditorViewport());
const wasCompactViewportRef = useRef<boolean>(isCompactViewport);
const [activityBarTab, setActivityBarTab] = useState<'explorer' | 'search' | 'git' | 'problems' | 'import' | 'debug' | 'extensions' | 'history'>('explorer');
// 'graph' is a member because the render branch at the bottom of this file
// compares against it. Without it that comparison is between types with no
// overlap, which tsc -b reports as TS2367 and treats as an error — failing
// `npm run build`, and with it the frontend stage of docker/Dockerfile.nginx.
const [activityBarTab, setActivityBarTab] = useState<'explorer' | 'search' | 'git' | 'problems' | 'import' | 'debug' | 'extensions' | 'history' | 'graph'>('explorer');
const [profileDropdownOpen, setProfileDropdownOpen] = useState<boolean>(false);
const [userData, setUserData] = useState<UserData | null>(null);
const [userRepos, setUserRepos] = useState<RepositorySearchResult[]>([]);
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