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Follow-up-ish of #69. This one adds support for discussions across the website, wherever issues and PRs already are.
More concretely, it adds support for them:

  • On the details page, allowing easily read discussions, linked from other pages of the site
  • On the PR tracker, because it's even more relevant than issues

Discussions not being officially supported through the Octokit package, I'll have to create the types from other existing types. Thanks to an insightful comment, here are the endpoints to use:

As per the same comment:

  • This endpoint works similarly to (enterprise-only, deprecated) Team Discussions
  • /reactions and /timeline don't work from a singular discussion despite being linked

Important

The (undocumented) API endpoint that lists all the discussions returns results in an ascending order, preventing the site from seeing the newest discussions. Nothing works despite using the parameters documented for team discussions. I'll have to figure this out. Edit: figured it out (56e3b42).

Roadmap

Details page

  • Make the initial routing changes
  • Adjust the data types to almost transparently add support for this new type of content
  • Adjust the comments to make them as readable as they are on GitHub

PR tracker

  • Add the endpoint to request all the discussions for a given repo
  • Add them filtered on the tracker page
  • Adjust the GitHub badge accordingly

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for displaying GitHub Discussions alongside issues and pull requests, including threaded comment display and discussion-specific metadata.
    • Introduced new badge types and icons for discussions, distinguishing open and closed statuses with unique color schemes.
    • Discussions are now listed and accessible in tracker views, with links and metadata similar to issues and PRs.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved safety when accessing linked entities and properties, reducing potential runtime errors.
  • Refactor

    • Updated logic to handle a third item type ("discussion") throughout relevant pages and components.
  • Chores

    • Removed obsolete parameter handling for only "pull" and "issues"; replaced with unified handling for "pull", "issues", and "discussions".
    • Updated development dependencies and package manager version.

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The changes introduce comprehensive support for GitHub Discussions across the application. This includes updating type definitions, server-side caching, and retrieval logic, as well as extending UI components and rendering logic to handle discussions alongside issues and pull requests. Parameter handling and route logic are also updated to recognize and process discussions.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/lib/components/GHBadge.svelte Added support for a new badge type "discussion" with "open" and "closed" statuses, including new icons and color schemes. Extended the PropsObj type union and updated rendering logic.
src/lib/server/github-cache.ts Added types and methods to support GitHub Discussions: extended RepoKeyType, defined DiscussionDetails, Discussion, and DiscussionComment types, and implemented methods for fetching and caching discussion details and lists.
src/params/pid.ts Introduced a new match function to recognize "pull", "issues", or "discussions" as valid parameters.
src/params/poi.ts Deleted the file and its match function, which previously matched only "pull" or "issues".
src/routes/[pid=pid]/[org]/[repo]/[id=number]/+page.server.ts Updated parameter destructuring and logic to distinguish between "pull", "issue", and "discussion" types. Adjusted redirect and error handling to accommodate discussions.
src/routes/[pid=pid]/[org]/[repo]/[id=number]/+page.svelte Enhanced logic for safely determining linked entities by checking for the existence of linkedPrs and linkedIssues before accessing them.
src/routes/[pid=pid]/[org]/[repo]/[id=number]/PageRenderer.svelte Extended props and rendering logic to support "discussion" metadata. Added threaded comment sorting and display for discussions, and updated UI to reflect discussion-specific fields and styling.
src/routes/tracker/[org]/[repo]/+page.server.ts Added concurrent fetching and filtering of discussions. Updated issue filtering logic and included discussions in the returned data, filtered and sorted by author association and update time.
src/routes/tracker/[org]/[repo]/+page.svelte Updated the Item type to include discussions. Modified badge and status logic to handle discussions and added a UI block for listing discussions alongside issues and PRs. Enhanced Markdown rendering with icon support.
package.json Updated development dependencies: upgraded eslint-plugin-svelte, prettier-plugin-svelte, svelte, svelte-check, and the packageManager version. No changes to exported or public entities.

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    participant User
    participant TrackerPage as Tracker Page (+page.svelte)
    participant ServerLoader as Server Loader (+page.server.ts)
    participant GitHubCache
    participant GitHubAPI

    User->>TrackerPage: Load tracker page
    TrackerPage->>ServerLoader: load({ params })
    ServerLoader->>GitHubCache: getAllPullRequests()
    ServerLoader->>GitHubCache: getAllIssues()
    ServerLoader->>GitHubCache: getAllDiscussions()
    GitHubCache->>GitHubAPI: Fetch PRs, Issues, Discussions
    GitHubAPI-->>GitHubCache: Return data
    GitHubCache-->>ServerLoader: Return PRs, Issues, Discussions
    ServerLoader-->>TrackerPage: Return filtered and sorted PRs, Issues, Discussions
    TrackerPage->>User: Render lists with badges for PRs, Issues, Discussions
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    participant ItemPage as Item Page ([pid=pid]/.../+page.svelte)
    participant ItemServer as Item Loader ([pid=pid]/.../+page.server.ts)
    participant GitHubCache

    User->>ItemPage: Open item (PR/Issue/Discussion) page
    ItemPage->>ItemServer: load({ params })
    ItemServer->>GitHubCache: getItemDetails(type, id)
    GitHubCache->>GitHubCache: Try PR, Issue, Discussion in order
    GitHubCache->>GitHubAPI: Fetch item details and comments
    GitHubAPI-->>GitHubCache: Return item data
    GitHubCache-->>ItemServer: Return item details
    ItemServer-->>ItemPage: Return item data
    ItemPage->>User: Render item with badge, metadata, threaded comments (if discussion)
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  • WarningImHack3r/svelte-changelog#69: Modifies GHBadge and GitHubCache components, overlapping in scope with this PR, though the main focus there is on styling and caching for issues and PRs rather than discussion support.

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src/params/pid.ts (1)

1-3: Support for GitHub Discussions verified

The function correctly validates the three supported entity types: "pull", "issues", and "discussions". This addition aligns with the PR objective of integrating GitHub Discussions.

Consider for future extensibility:

-export function match(param: string) {
-	return param === "pull" || param === "issues" || param === "discussions";
-}
+export function match(param: string) {
+	const validTypes = ["pull", "issues", "discussions"];
+	return validTypes.includes(param);
+}
src/routes/[pid=pid]/[org]/[repo]/[id=number]/+page.server.ts (1)

23-28: Type mapping expanded for discussions

The type mapping now properly handles three cases, converting "discussions" to "discussion" similar to how "issues" becomes "issue".

For improved readability, consider using an object map:

-			type:
-				type === "issues"
-					? ("issue" as const)
-					: type === "discussions"
-						? ("discussion" as const)
-						: ("pull" as const)
+			type: {
+				issues: "issue",
+				discussions: "discussion",
+				pull: "pull"
+			}[type] as const
src/routes/tracker/[org]/[repo]/+page.server.ts (1)

51-56: Discussion filtering implementation

The discussions are correctly filtered to include only those authored by members and updated within the last year.

Note that there's an inconsistency in filtering criteria between entity types - discussions are filtered by recency (last year), but PRs and issues aren't. If this was intentional, consider adding a comment explaining the rationale.

src/lib/components/GHBadge.svelte (2)

11-14: Avoid shadowing the imported Icon type for clearer type-checking

You import type Icon purely for typing, yet later assign a local reactive var with typeof Icon. Although this works, the identical names can confuse editors and readers. Consider aliasing the import to make its purpose obvious, e.g. import { type Icon as LucideIcon } … and then use typeof LucideIcon when declaring icon.


95-111: Verify colour semantics and future-proof status mapping for “discussion” badges

The newly added “discussion” branch uses purple for “closed”, which differs from the grey used for closed issues and red for closed PRs. If the intent was to mirror GitHub’s grey treatment for closed discussions, switch to the neutral palette; if purple was intentional, add a comment to clarify.

In addition, if GitHub later introduces “answered”/“answered-and-locked” states, consider mapping them now so callers don’t need to change their status strings later.

src/routes/tracker/[org]/[repo]/+page.svelte (2)

77-82: category property check could mis-classify on future GitHub payload changes

"category" in item is currently unique to discussions, but GitHub may add a category field to other resources (e.g. enhanced issues).
Defensive pattern-matching on the html_url (/discussions/), or on a sentinel such as repository_url.endsWith('/discussions'), would make the type discrimination more robust.


170-175: Safer link construction & null-guarding for empty discussion arrays

  1. If the server ever returns undefined instead of [], data.discussions.length will throw. Prefer the optional-chaining form data.discussions?.length.
  2. You derive ownerSlashRepo from repository_url; the REST payload also provides html_url, which already contains the correct owner/repo path and is less error-prone (no regex or replace needed).
-const ownerSlashRepo = d.repository_url.replace("https://api.github.com/repos/", "");
-return `/discussions/${ownerSlashRepo}/${d.number}`;
+return new URL(d.html_url).pathname.replace(/^\/|\/discussion.*$/g, "");
src/routes/[pid=pid]/[org]/[repo]/[id=number]/PageRenderer.svelte (2)

548-555: Update CTA label for discussions

The call-to-action still reads “issue” for discussions, which may confuse users.

-Open {metadata.type === "pull" ? "pull request" : "issue"} on GitHub
+Open {metadata.type === "pull"
+  ? "pull request"
+  : metadata.type === "discussion"
+    ? "discussion"
+    : "issue"} on GitHub

365-372: Indent calculation can be simplified & made explicit

isAnswer actually checks for any nested reply, not specifically an accepted answer.
A clearer flag name avoids future confusion and reduces the ternary complexity.

-{@const isAnswer =
-  "parent_id" in comment && comment.parent_id ? comment.parent_id !== info.id : false}
+{@const isNestedReply = "parent_id" in comment && comment.parent_id !== null}

Then use isNestedReply for border/indent styling.

src/lib/server/github-cache.ts (2)

55-59: Missing linked* fields in DiscussionDetails

For symmetry with IssueDetails and PullRequestDetails, consider adding linkedIssues/linkedPrs (or at least a placeholder) to DiscussionDetails. Consumers that already assume these keys exist for the other item types will otherwise need special-case branching.


832-856: getAllDiscussions silently swallows API failures

Catching all errors and returning an empty array makes it hard to distinguish “no discussions” from “GitHub is down / token revoked”.
At minimum, log the error so operators can trace the problem:

-				} catch {
-					return [] as Discussion[];
+				} catch (err) {
+					console.error(`Error fetching discussions for ${owner}/${repo}:`, err);
+					return [] as Discussion[];
 				}

Optionally propagate the error and let callers decide whether to fall back.

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src/routes/[pid=pid]/[org]/[repo]/[id=number]/+page.svelte (1)

9-14: More robust linked entities handling

The improved check prevents potential undefined access errors when neither linkedPrs nor linkedIssues exists in data.item. This is good defensive programming.

src/routes/[pid=pid]/[org]/[repo]/[id=number]/+page.server.ts (3)

5-5: Improved parameter naming

Changing from pullOrIssue to pid reflects the expanded support for discussions alongside pulls and issues.


13-13: Added type detection for discussions

The new type detection logic correctly identifies discussions by checking for the category property in item.info.


15-15: Changed redirect status code

You've changed the redirect status from 303 to 307. This preserves the HTTP method during redirection, which is particularly important for POST requests.

src/routes/tracker/[org]/[repo]/+page.server.ts (2)

23-26: Added discussions fetching

The code now properly fetches discussions alongside PRs and issues, using Promise.all for concurrent execution.


47-49: Refined issue filtering

The issue filtering logic is now more explicit, excluding pull requests and including only those with author_association "MEMBER".

src/lib/server/github-cache.ts (1)

26-35: Use the same singular/plural convention everywhere

You added both "discussion" and "discussions" to RepoKeyType, which is great.
However, across the rest of the file:

  • Lists are cached with the plural key ("issues", "prs"), and single-item details are cached with the singular key ("issue", "pr").
  • getDiscussionDetails() stores details under the singular key ("discussion"), but getItemDetails() expects the plural discriminator ("discussions").

This asymmetry is easy to miss and will break callers that pass "discussion" (they will hit the fallback logic and do three API calls instead of one).

-	type: ExtractStrict<RepoKeyType, "issue" | "pr" | "discussions"> | undefined = undefined
+	type: ExtractStrict<RepoKeyType, "issue" | "pr" | "discussion"> | undefined = undefined

and in the switch:

-	case "discussions":
+	case "discussion":

Please grep the codebase for every call to getItemDetails to ensure call sites use the updated literal.

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src/routes/tracker/[org]/[repo]/+page.svelte (1)

167-172: Consider standardizing URL construction approach

The implementation for rendering discussions works well, but uses a different URL construction approach compared to issues (which use html_url). This inconsistency might lead to maintenance challenges.

Consider standardizing the URL construction approach across all item types for better maintainability:

{#if data.discussions.length}
	{@render list("Discussions", data.discussions, d => {
-		const ownerSlashRepo = d.repository_url.replace("https://api.github.com/repos/", "");
-		return `/discussions/${ownerSlashRepo}/${d.number}`;
+		const ownerSlashRepo = d.html_url
+			? d.html_url.replace("https://github.com/", "").replace(/\/[A-z]+\/\d+$/, "")
+			: d.repository_url.replace("https://api.github.com/repos/", "");
+		return `/discussions/${ownerSlashRepo}/${d.number}`;
	})}
{/if}

This assumes that discussions have an html_url property like issues do. If they don't, then the current approach is acceptable as a fallback.

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src/routes/tracker/[org]/[repo]/+page.svelte (6)

3-3: Clean import addition for Image component

The import of Image from "@lucide/svelte" is correctly added to support rendering icons in the markdown snippet added later.


11-14: Well-structured type definition for Item

Good use of union types to include discussions alongside issues and PRs. The NonNullable type ensures type safety by preventing null values.


53-53: Improved type safety with generics

The list snippet now properly uses generic typing with T extends Item, which ensures type safety when rendering different item types.


74-78: Badge type detection for discussions

The badge type logic has been extended to detect discussion items by checking for the presence of a category property. This implementation correctly differentiates between PRs, issues, and discussions.


87-87: Safe property access for draft status

Good defensive programming practice to check for the existence of the draft property before using it, preventing potential runtime errors.


132-139: Image rendering in markdown

The implementation provides a custom renderer for images in markdown, displaying an icon alongside the alt text.

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