fix(email): resolve TRASH label by linkId for multi-inbox - #6349
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In `@apps/web/src/features/next-soup/utils.ts`:
- Around line 1148-1152: Update the thread fetch in the utility around
queryClient.fetchQuery so it uses a typed query option or helper exported by the
queries package instead of calling emailClient.getThread directly; preserve the
existing thread id and query key behavior while routing the network request
through the queries package.
- Around line 1160-1163: Update the label resolution around labelId so an absent
or unmatched linkId does not select an arbitrary TRASH label. Use
fallbackTrashLabelId only when exactly one TRASH label exists; otherwise fail
label resolution and trigger the existing rollback path.
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1124-1163: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRestore the removed
linkIdfallbacks before resolving the TRASH label
make-delete-action.tspasses the optionalEmailEntity.linkIdtotrashEmails. When it is absent, the current code checks onlyemailKeys.threadMessages(id). The previous implementation also checked the soup entity, the single-thread cache, and fetched the thread. If nolinkIdis found and multiple TRASH labels exist,donethrowsTRASH label not found, so that thread receives no label update and the optimistic delete rolls back. Undo then returns without restoring the API label. Restore these fallbacks, and route any network fetch through the queries package.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1124-1163: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd a multi-thread trash/undo regression test.
No existing test executes
trashEmails;utils.test.tshas no trash or undo coverage, andmake-delete-action.test.tsmockstrashEmails. Add a test with two distinctlinkIdvalues and TRASH labels, then assert that undo uses each thread’s recorded label.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apps/web/src/features/next-soup/utils.ts`:
- Around line 1124-1163: Restore the missing linkId resolution fallbacks in the
surrounding trashEmails flow before matching TRASH labels: after the existing
threadMessages lookup, also check the soup entity and single-thread cache, then
fetch the thread through the queries package when needed. Preserve the existing
label matching and updateThreadLabel behavior once linkId is resolved, including
the single-label fallback.
- Around line 1124-1163: Add regression coverage for the trashEmails and undo
flow in the existing utilities tests: configure two threads with distinct linkId
values and corresponding TRASH labels, execute trashEmails, then undo and assert
each thread reuses its own recorded label ID rather than sharing a fallback
label.
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Hi, thanks for catching this failure case. A few notes:
- nit: I think we can remove the string from the
TrashEmailTargettype so it's just the object. It seems like the callers are already only passing the object type anyways so we don't need the normalized target as far as I can tell. - Bulk trash can partially succeed and disable Undo. Thread A is trashed while thread B’s inbox lookup fails. Promise.all rejects, the entire list is restored locally, and undo returns without restoring A on the server. The new per-thread lookup introduces this failure path
- API errors are treated as success, including during undo.
updateThreadLabelreturns a Result where an HTTP failure resolves to Err rather than rejecting. Neither call checks it, so failure handlers don’t run and undo can announce “Restored” after failing. This predates the PR, but undermines its rollback guarantees. Both calls needthrowOnError explicit result handling, alongside partial-success handling. - The single-label fallback overrides a known inbox mismatch. With a cached TRASH label for inbox A and a target explicitly belonging to B, the code still chooses A’s label. The backend rejects it, so this doesn’t delete another inbox’s thread, but it retains the original failure in that case.
Address review feedback on the multi-inbox TRASH fix: - Make TrashEmailTarget object-only and drop the string normalization; both callers already pass the object form. - Resolve every thread's TRASH label before trashing any of them, so a lookup failure can no longer leave part of a bulk trash committed on the server while the rest is rolled back locally. A genuine partial API failure now reverts the threads that did trash so the server matches the rolled-back UI. - Wrap the trash and undo updateThreadLabel calls in throwOnErr. The client returns an Err Result on HTTP failure instead of rejecting, so failures were silently treated as success and undo could report "Restored" after failing. - Only fall back to the sole TRASH label when the thread's inbox is unknown; a known inbox with no matching label now fails instead of trashing into the wrong inbox.
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Summary
When an account has multiple inboxes linked,
getUserLabels()returns labels across all inboxes. PreviouslytrashEmailsusedlabels.find(l => l.providerLabelId === 'TRASH'), which always picked the first TRASH label regardless of which inbox the thread belongs to.When deleting threads belonging to subsequent inboxes, this resulted in a
404 Not Found (Label not found)error from the backend becauseemail_labels.iddid not match the thread'slink_id.Changes
linkIdfrom the caller, email list cache, or thread cache; when multiple inboxes exist and it is still missing, fall back through the existing queries-layer thread fetch.TRASHlabel belonging to that specificlinkId; only use the single-label fallback when exactly one TRASH label exists.linkIdfallback resolution.Note
Medium Risk
Changes email delete/trash API behavior and batch failure handling; mistakes could trash into the wrong inbox or leave server/UI out of sync, though the PR adds explicit guards and tests.
Overview
Fixes multi-inbox trash so each thread uses the TRASH label for its own inbox (
linkId), instead of always applying the first TRASH label fromgetUserLabels()(which caused 404s for threads in other linked inboxes).trashEmailsnow takes{ id, linkId? }targets; callers in the email top bar and soup delete action passlinkIdwhen available. Label resolution pullslinkIdfrom the target, email list cache, thread query cache, orfetchAndCacheThreadwhen multiple inboxes exist. The code resolves every thread’s label before any API trash, refuses to trash when a known inbox has no matching label, uses per-thread label IDs for undo, and reverts threads that already trashed if a batch sibling fails.Adds Vitest coverage for multi-inbox trash/undo, missing
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