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In dashboard edit mode, each configured widget now has a "Move to another dashboard" action in its header, next to the drag handle and the delete button. Clicking it opens a dropdown listing the other dashboards; picking one removes the widget from the current dashboard and schedules it to be added at the end of the first column of the target dashboard.
How it fits the existing edit/save flow:
Nothing is persisted until the user clicks "Save": pending moves are kept in the edit page state, exactly like the other edits (name, visibility, box order). Cancelling the edit discards them.
On save, the target dashboards are updated first through the existing PATCH /api/v1/dashboard/:selector API (one request per target dashboard, widgets grouped), then the current dashboard is saved without the moved widgets — so a widget can never be lost if one of the requests fails.
Widgets already written to their target dashboard are removed from the pending list right away, so retrying a failed save does not move them twice.
An info message is shown in the editor while moves are pending, explaining that they will be applied on save.
The action is hidden for widgets that are not configured yet, while re-ordering on mobile, and when the user has only one dashboard.
This is a front-only change: no new endpoint and no server change, only the existing dashboard read/update API. Translations were added for en, fr and de.
Side fix: the loader was never stopped when saving a dashboard failed, which left the editor stuck behind the dimmer. It is now stopped so the user can fix the error and retry.
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In dashboard edit mode, each configured widget now has a "move to
another dashboard" action in its header. The user picks one of the
other dashboards, the widget is removed from the current dashboard and
added at the end of the first column of the target dashboard.
Nothing is persisted until the dashboard is saved: pending moves are
kept in the edit page state and applied through the existing dashboard
update API when the user clicks "Save". Target dashboards are updated
before the current one so a widget can never be lost, and already
moved widgets are dropped from the pending list so a retry after an
error does not duplicate them.
An info message is displayed while moves are pending, and the loader is
now stopped when a dashboard save fails, so the user can fix the error
and retry.
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The dashboard editor lets configured boxes move to another dashboard. It queues moves, displays pending-move information, persists destination dashboards during save, and clears successful moves. English, German, and French translations describe the flow.
BaseEditBox shows eligible destination dashboards and sends the selected dashboard with the box coordinates. Translations describe the move action and pending behavior.
The editor tracks pending moves, resets them when switching dashboards, and passes the move callback and pending boxes to child components. An informational alert appears when moves are pending.
Move persistence during save front/src/routes/dashboard/edit-dashboard/index.js
Moved boxes are removed locally, queued by destination, appended to the destination’s first column, and persisted before the current dashboard. Successful moves are cleared, and save failures stop loading.
Saving a moved widget can append it to the destination twice if the destination update succeeds but its response is lost and the user retries. This can leave duplicate widgets in a dashboard, so the change is not merge-ready until retry handling is fixed or the risk is explicitly accepted.
Poem
A rabbit moves a box with care,
To a chosen dashboard over there.
It queues the hop, then saves the trail,
Adds it first, and clears the mail.
Pending moves remain if saves fail.
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In `@front/src/components/boxs/baseEditBox.jsx`:
- Around line 98-118: The move-to-dashboard trigger and each destination control
in the displayMoveToDashboard block should use native button elements with
type="button" instead of href-less anchors. Add an accessible name to the
icon-only toggleMoveToDashboard button, while preserving the existing click
handlers and dashboard selection behavior.
In `@front/src/routes/dashboard/edit-dashboard/index.js`:
- Around line 156-186: The moveBoxesToOtherDashboards flow must make destination
updates idempotent across retries, preventing boxes from being appended twice
when a PATCH succeeds but its response is lost. Replace the current
read-and-append update with a server-supported deduplicated move operation ID or
versioned conditional update with durable deduplication, and ensure retrying a
queued move reuses that identity rather than relying solely on the successful
response to clear boxesToMove.
- Around line 439-440: Update componentDidUpdate so boxesToMove is cleared
whenever currentUrl changes, before loading the next dashboard. Ensure pending
moves from the previous dashboard cannot be applied or saved against the newly
loaded dashboard.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make destination updates idempotent.
Line 178 appends boxes and sends a non-idempotent patch. If the server applies the patch but the client loses the response, the request rejects and the queue remains. A user retry fetches the updated destination and appends the same box again.
Use a server-deduplicated move operation ID, or a versioned conditional update with durable deduplication. Do not rely only on a resolved client response to remove a queued move.
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In `@front/src/routes/dashboard/edit-dashboard/index.js` around lines 156 - 186,
The moveBoxesToOtherDashboards flow must make destination updates idempotent
across retries, preventing boxes from being appended twice when a PATCH succeeds
but its response is lost. Replace the current read-and-append update with a
server-supported deduplicated move operation ID or versioned conditional update
with durable deduplication, and ensure retrying a queued move reuses that
identity rather than relying solely on the successful response to clear
boxesToMove.
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Declining this one, as out of scope for this PR.
The suggested remedies — a server-deduplicated move operation ID, or a versioned conditional update with durable deduplication — both require a new server-side contract. This PR is deliberately front-only: it reuses the existing PATCH /api/v1/dashboard/:selector endpoint and adds no server change.
The residual window is also narrow and not specific to this feature: it needs a PATCH to succeed while its response is lost, followed by a user retry. The same read-modify-write non-idempotency already exists in the normal dashboard save path, so addressing it properly belongs in a dedicated change to the dashboard API rather than here.
What this PR does guarantee is the more damaging failure mode: destination dashboards are patched before the source dashboard is saved, and each box is dropped from the pending list as soon as its destination write resolves, so a widget is never lost and a successful move is never replayed.
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@Pierre-Gilles, understood. The finding requires server-side support for durable idempotency, so it does not fit this front-end-only PR.
The current ordering protects against widget loss during a source-dashboard save failure. The duplicate risk requires an ambiguous destination PATCH result followed by a retry.
Would you like me to create a follow-up GitHub issue for an idempotent dashboard move API?
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Repo: GladysAssistant/Gladys PR: 2923
File: front/src/routes/dashboard/edit-dashboard/index.js:159-189
Timestamp: 2026-08-17T05:21:51.850Z
Learning: Pull request `#2923` intentionally makes front-end-only dashboard move changes and reuses the existing `PATCH /api/v1/dashboard/:selector` API. Durable idempotency for cross-dashboard moves requires a separate server-side dashboard API change.
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The feature matches the forum request well: pending moves stay in edit state until Save, targets are updated before the source dashboard, and the loader is correctly stopped on a failed save. This is a front-only change with no DEVICE_FEATURE_* or API contract updates.
Blocking:boxesToMove is initialized in the constructor and never cleared when the edit page switches dashboard. componentDidUpdate calls init() on currentUrl change, which re-fetches currentDashboard (so unsaved layout/name edits on the previous dashboard are discarded) but leaves boxesToMove in place. The left sidebar is the normal way to open another dashboard’s editor, so this is easy to hit:
Edit dashboard A, move a widget to B (removed locally, queued in boxesToMove).
Click dashboard C in the sidebar without saving.
Save C → moveBoxesToOtherDashboards() still PATCHes B, while A on the server still has the widget → duplicate.
Worse: switch to B (the target) and save → the GET+append PATCH is then overwritten by saveDashboard’s PATCH of B’s local state, which does not contain the widget → the pending move is silently dropped (A still has it on the server).
Reset boxesToMove: [] in init() (same lifetime as the other unsaved edits). Pending moves are tied to the dashboard being edited; leaving that editor without saving should discard them.
Not risk:high (front-only dashboard JSON, same class as #2912). No device-taxonomy/philosophy question, so no needs:human-review.
Otherwise looks good: target-first save order, grouping by destination, dropping a destination from the pending list as soon as its PATCH succeeds, hiding the action for unconfigured boxes / mobile reorder / single dashboard, and EN/FR/DE copy for the pending-move banner.
Residuals (non-blocking):
If target PATCHes succeed and the current dashboard then fails, Cancel duplicates the widget (source still on the server, target already updated). Inherent to a front-only flow without box IDs; the anti-loss order is still the right one.
Moved photo widgets skip removeEmptyBoxes empty-URL filtering.
Always appending to column 0 is documented in the UI; if #2902’s flexible layout lands, “first column” may need a rethink.
No Cypress coverage for the new flow (Dashboard.cy.js still only covers create/add/delete).
- Reset the pending moves when the edited dashboard changes, so a move
queued on one dashboard can no longer be applied while editing another
one (which duplicated or silently dropped the widget).
- Use native buttons for the "move to another dashboard" trigger and its
destination list, so the menu can be opened and used with a keyboard.
- Add a key and wrap emojis on the destination dashboard names, like the
other dashboard lists.
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In `@front/src/components/boxs/baseEditBox.jsx`:
- Around line 103-107: Update the button using toggleMoveToDashboard to expose
the existing dropdown visibility state through aria-expanded, and add
aria-haspopup="menu" plus an aria-controls reference to the destination menu
when applicable. Ensure the referenced menu element uses the matching stable ID.
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Re-review after 41a7968e. The previous blocking issue is fixed: init() now resets boxesToMove: [] before reloading, so pending moves have the same lifetime as name/layout edits. Switching dashboard from the sidebar no longer PATCHes a stale destination (duplicate) or lets saveDashboard overwrite the target with a freshly loaded copy (silent drop). key={dashboard.selector} and wrapEmojisJSX on the destination list are in place as well.
The rest of the design still looks right: pending moves stay in edit state until Save, destinations are updated before the source dashboard, a destination is dropped from the queue as soon as its PATCH succeeds, the action is hidden for unconfigured boxes / mobile reorder / a single dashboard, and the loader is stopped on a failed save. Front-only, no DEVICE_FEATURE_* or API contract change.
Not risk:high and not needs:human-review.
Non-blocking residuals (same as last time, none of them should hold the merge):
If target PATCHes succeed and the current dashboard then fails, Cancel still duplicates the widget. Inherent to a front-only flow without box IDs; the anti-loss order is still the right one.
Moved photo widgets are snapshotted before removeEmptyBoxes, so empty photo URLs are not stripped on the destination.
Always appending to column 0 is documented in the banner; if #2902’s flexible layout lands, “first column” may need a rethink.
Just tested this, the UX is a bit weird, saving a dashboard means exiting the edit state. When I move a dashboard widget, I immediately want to see the dashboard where it was saved, could you improve the UX?
… readers
The icon-only trigger had an accessible name but no state: assistive
technologies could not tell whether the destination list was open.
Bind aria-expanded to the existing dropdown visibility state, and declare
the popup with aria-haspopup and aria-controls pointing at a stable id
derived from the box coordinates.
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Re-review after bb0542c. The previous blocking issues remain fixed (init() still resets boxesToMove, destination list still has key + wrapEmojisJSX), and this follow-up correctly exposes the move dropdown to assistive tech: aria-expanded is bound to the existing open state, aria-controls points at a stable id from the box coordinates, and aria-haspopup="true" is the right value for a Tab-navigated list of native buttons (claiming menu without arrow-key behaviour would be worse).
The rest of the design is unchanged and still looks right: pending moves stay in edit state until Save, destinations are updated before the source dashboard, a destination is dropped from the queue as soon as its PATCH succeeds, the action is hidden for unconfigured boxes / mobile reorder / a single dashboard, and the loader is stopped on a failed save. Front-only, no DEVICE_FEATURE_* or API contract change.
Not risk:high and not needs:human-review. needs:cursor-review was not present.
Non-blocking residuals (same as last time, none of them should hold the merge):
If target PATCHes succeed and the current dashboard then fails, Cancel still duplicates the widget. Inherent to a front-only flow without box IDs; the anti-loss order is still the right one. Pierre-Gilles already declined a server-side idempotent move API, which is the right call for this PR.
Moved photo widgets are snapshotted before removeEmptyBoxes, so empty photo URLs are not stripped on the destination.
Always appending to column 0 is documented in the banner; if #2902’s flexible layout lands, “first column” may need a rethink.
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Implements feature request: https://community.gladysassistant.com/t/tableaux-de-bord-deplacer-des-blocs-entre-les-tableaux/10551
Description
In dashboard edit mode, each configured widget now has a "Move to another dashboard" action in its header, next to the drag handle and the delete button. Clicking it opens a dropdown listing the other dashboards; picking one removes the widget from the current dashboard and schedules it to be added at the end of the first column of the target dashboard.
How it fits the existing edit/save flow:
PATCH /api/v1/dashboard/:selectorAPI (one request per target dashboard, widgets grouped), then the current dashboard is saved without the moved widgets — so a widget can never be lost if one of the requests fails.This is a front-only change: no new endpoint and no server change, only the existing dashboard read/update API. Translations were added for
en,frandde.Side fix: the loader was never stopped when saving a dashboard failed, which left the editor stuck behind the dimmer. It is now stopped so the user can fix the error and retry.
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Forum: https://community.gladysassistant.com/t/tableaux-de-bord-deplacer-des-blocs-entre-les-tableaux/10551
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