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task-stream/libs/api/tracker/presenters/src/lib/graphql/subscription.resolver.ts
Josep Piguillem 199b60e4ce feat: conversations on a ticket are settled, and you see who is typing
A top-level comment and its replies can be resolved by whoever can
change the ticket (CommentThreadResolvedEvent), with an optional
conclusion added as a reply marked as a decision, so it shows above the
ticket. A settled conversation folds to one line (topic, who settled it
and the conclusion) and can be unfolded or reopened; the header counts
the open ones, and finishing the ticket with one open asks first.

«Ana está escribiendo…» shows in the conversation being answered, at
once: a `typing` mutation publishes to a Redis channel per ticket
(`typing` subscription), never stored. In replies, Enter sends and
Shift+Enter breaks the line, except inside lists and code.

API: resolveThread / PUT-DELETE /api/comments/{id}/resolution, Comment
.resolved/resolvedBy/resolvedAt, typing mutation and subscription. MCP:
resolve_thread.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-10-19 22:35:46 +02:00

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import { Args, ID, Resolver, Subscription } from '@nestjs/graphql';
import { User } from '@task-stream/api/identity/domain';
import { CurrentUser } from '@task-stream/api/identity/presenters';
import {
ChangesService,
NotificationsService,
} from '@task-stream/api/tracker/application';
import {
ActivityGql,
CommentChangeGql,
IssueChangeGql,
NotificationGql,
ProjectChangeGql,
ReleaseChangeGql,
SprintChangeGql,
TypingGql,
} from './types';
const asIs = { resolve: <T>(payload: T) => payload };
/**
* Realtime API (graphql-ws). Events are emitted after the read model is
* updated, so a client can refetch and always see the new state.
*/
@Resolver()
export class SubscriptionResolver {
constructor(
private readonly changes: ChangesService,
private readonly notifications: NotificationsService,
) {}
@Subscription(() => IssueChangeGql, {
...asIs,
description:
'Tickets created/updated/moved in a project (board in realtime)',
})
issueChanged(
@CurrentUser() me: User,
@Args('projectId', { type: () => ID }) projectId: string,
) {
return this.changes.watchIssues(me.id, projectId);
}
@Subscription(() => CommentChangeGql, asIs)
commentChanged(
@CurrentUser() me: User,
@Args('issueId', { type: () => ID }) issueId: string,
) {
return this.changes.watchComments(me.id, issueId);
}
@Subscription(() => TypingGql, {
...asIs,
description:
"Who is writing on a ticket, as they type (one's own come too: leave them out)",
})
typing(
@CurrentUser() me: User,
@Args('issueId', { type: () => ID }) issueId: string,
) {
return this.changes.watchTyping(me.id, issueId);
}
@Subscription(() => ActivityGql, {
...asIs,
description: 'Live activity feed',
})
activityAdded(
@CurrentUser() me: User,
@Args('projectId', { type: () => ID }) projectId: string,
) {
return this.changes.watchActivity(me.id, projectId);
}
@Subscription(() => ReleaseChangeGql, asIs)
releaseChanged(
@CurrentUser() me: User,
@Args('projectId', { type: () => ID }) projectId: string,
) {
return this.changes.watchReleases(me.id, projectId);
}
@Subscription(() => SprintChangeGql, asIs)
sprintChanged(
@CurrentUser() me: User,
@Args('projectId', { type: () => ID }) projectId: string,
) {
return this.changes.watchSprints(me.id, projectId);
}
@Subscription(() => ProjectChangeGql, asIs)
projectChanged(
@CurrentUser() me: User,
@Args('projectId', { type: () => ID }) projectId: string,
) {
return this.changes.watchProject(me.id, projectId);
}
@Subscription(() => ProjectChangeGql, {
...asIs,
description: 'Projects I am added to / removed from',
})
myProjectsChanged(@CurrentUser() me: User) {
return this.changes.watchMyProjects(me.id);
}
@Subscription(() => NotificationGql, {
...asIs,
description: 'My notifications, as they happen',
})
notificationAdded(@CurrentUser() me: User) {
return this.notifications.watch(me.id);
}
}