How to disable the "Tips for getting started" info?

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I believe that for Enterprise accounts they are multiple accounts/workspaces held under the same account. Looking further it seems like the workspaceID for me is just my account ID as a hash.

I think this is the truth :joy: It is accidentally setting the localstorage to indicate that we have seen the “Workplace” onBoarding, and not the “Personal”.

Specifically. It is this part of the code that makes the mistake I believe. It’s a bit hard because of being minified and I am assuming a bit of what the variables are.

Both the personal and workspace is checked, with “t” (or “d” as the workspaceID) being undefined for personal.

  u = ex(i.Personal).getHasSeenOnboardingDate,
  p = (0, h.ec) (h.F_.isBusinessWorkspace),
  f = ex(i.Workspace, d).getHasSeenOnboardingDate,

It’s important to note here that “t” is the variable used to determine if the workspaceId is used

i is an enum defined simply as:

i: {…}
​​
Personal: "chat"
​​
Workspace: "workspace"

ex = function (e, t) {
var a = (0, g.useCallback) (function () {
        em.m.setItem(em.F.WorkspaceOnboarding, new Date().toLocaleDateString('en-CA', {
          year: 'numeric',
          month: '2-digit',
          day: '2-digit'
        }), {
          workspaceId: null != t ? t : void 0,
          workspaceScope: e
        })
      }, [
        e,
        t
      ]),

I set a breakpoint and for some reason it is indeed setting it as a workspace ID and not as personal.

It’s called from here:

function ev(e) {
      var t = e.onClose,
      a = e.scope,
      n = ex(a, (0, h.ec) (h.F_.workspaceId)).setHasSeenOnboarding,
      s = (0, g.useCallback) (function () {
        t(!0),
        n()
      }, [
        t,
        n
      ]);
      return a === i.Personal ? (0, c.jsx) (ey, {
        onSubmit: s
      }) : (0, c.jsx) (ek, {
        onSubmit: s
      })
    }

Specifically:

n = ex(a, (0, h.ec) (h.F_.workspaceId)).setHasSeenOnboarding,

Looks like h.F_.workspaceId should be undefined (to indicate a personal account) but it’s always truthy (I think)

Looks like it is meant to separate between personal and business accounts based on the h.F_ values. So I’m guessing “workspaces” are shared conversations.

F_: {…}
​​​
accountUserId(Y)
businessWorkspace(Y)
businessWorkspaceId(Y)
features(Y)
hasCustomerObject(Y)
hasMultipleWorkspaces(Y)
hasPaidSubscription(Y)
isAdmin(Y)
isBusinessWorkspace(Y)
isOwner(Y)
isPersonalWorkspace(Y)
lastActiveSubscription(Y)
useHasClaimedFreeTrial(Y)
wasPaidCustomer(Y)
workspaceId(Y)
workspaces(Y)

It could also be that they are reading/separating it incorrectly. It’s a function from a different location and I think doing this is fruitless

 s = (0, o._) ((0, g.useState) (0), 2),
  r = s[0],
  l = s[1],

r is always false with the hashed key, but properly returns the date when using the non-hashed version.

I believe it’s either A) They forgot to consider if there’s a hash when checking or B) They are incorrectly adding the hash when it’s a chat and not a workspace. Could even be both A and B. This is not harmonized at all.

So. That was fun. Even if nobody cares and nothing will happen and this bug will probably never get acknowledged. But. Yay…

I could also be wrong here. Still a reactjs newbie.

The strange thing is how they have labelled it as “workspaceOnBoarding” (resolves to WorkspaceOnboarding: "oai/apps/hasSeenOnboarding")which leads me to believe that they want to consolidate the two together but didn’t. Or half-way did. Whatever. :spaghetti:

UPDATE

This has been fixed with some new changes and general cleanup. (Including workspaceOnboarding → Onboarding)

var a = (0, m.useCallback) (function () {
        ef.m.setItem(ef.F.Onboarding, new Date().toLocaleDateString('en-CA', {
          year: 'numeric',
          month: '2-digit',
          day: '2-digit'
        }), {
          workspaceId: null != t ? t : void 0,
          workspaceScope: e
        })
      }, [
        e,
        t
      ]),

from

n = ex(a, (0, h.ec) (h.F_.workspaceId)).setHasSeenOnboarding,

to

s = ex(a, a === i.Workspace ? n : void 0).setHasSeenOnboarding,