Active workspace first in settings Requirements

Overview

When several workspaces are available, the workspace currently in use can be buried below another workspace in Settings. Users should see the workspace that receives their next settings action first in both relevant Settings surfaces.

Requirements

REQ-UI-WORKSPACE-ACTIVE-FIRST-ORDER-001: Active workspace first in settings

Intent: When several workspaces are available, the workspace currently in use can be buried below another workspace in Settings. Users should see the workspace that receives their next settings action first in both relevant Settings surfaces.

Acceptance criteria

AC-UI-WORKSPACE-ACTIVE-FIRST-ORDER-001.1: The workspace list on /settings/workspaces places the active workspace first.
AC-UI-WORKSPACE-ACTIVE-FIRST-ORDER-001.2: The workspace records shown by the Settings sidebar tree place the active workspace first.
AC-UI-WORKSPACE-ACTIVE-FIRST-ORDER-001.3: The active workspace is the workspace whose id matches the existing workspaces.activeId state.
AC-UI-WORKSPACE-ACTIVE-FIRST-ORDER-001.4: All non-active workspaces retain their existing relative order.
AC-UI-WORKSPACE-ACTIVE-FIRST-ORDER-001.5: When there is no active workspace, or the active id is not present in the list, the incoming workspace order remains unchanged.
AC-UI-WORKSPACE-ACTIVE-FIRST-ORDER-001.6: The active badge and active styling continue to identify the same workspace; ordering does not change workspace selection or persistence.
AC-UI-WORKSPACE-ACTIVE-FIRST-ORDER-001.7: The same ordering is visible on the phone Settings index, which renders the Settings tree, without changing the phone layout or interaction model.
AC-UI-WORKSPACE-ACTIVE-FIRST-ORDER-001.8: GIVEN three workspaces in the order First, Active, Last, WHEN the Settings sidebar tree renders with Active as workspaces.activeId, THEN the workspace records appear as Active, First, Last and Active retains its active badge.

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Why

What

The workspace list on /settings/workspaces places the active workspace first.
The workspace records shown by the Settings sidebar tree place the active workspace first.
The active workspace is the workspace whose id matches the existing workspaces.activeId state.
All non-active workspaces retain their existing relative order.
When there is no active workspace, or the active id is not present in the list, the incoming workspace order remains unchanged.
The active badge and active styling continue to identify the same workspace; ordering does not change workspace selection or persistence.
The same ordering is visible on the phone Settings index, which renders the Settings tree, without changing the phone layout or interaction model.

Scenarios

GIVEN three workspaces in the order First, Active, Last, WHEN the Settings sidebar tree renders with Active as workspaces.activeId, THEN the workspace records appear as Active, First, Last and Active retains its active badge.
GIVEN three workspaces in the order First, Active, Last, WHEN /settings/workspaces renders with Active as workspaces.activeId, THEN the workspace cards appear as Active, First, Last and Active retains its active styling.
GIVEN the active workspace is already first, WHEN either Settings surface renders, THEN the list stays in its existing order.
GIVEN no active workspace exists, or the active id is not in the returned list, WHEN either Settings surface renders, THEN the returned order is preserved and no workspace is incorrectly marked active.
GIVEN the phone Settings index is open in a tree menu mode, WHEN the Workspaces branch is expanded, THEN it shows the same active-first order as the desktop Settings sidebar.

Out of scope

Reordering the global workspace store or changing the order of workspace pickers and non-Settings workspace consumers.
Persisting a new workspace sort preference.
Changing which workspace is active, the active-workspace cookie, workspace selection behavior, or workspace creation/deletion behavior.
Redesigning the Settings sidebar or adding a separate mobile navigation surface.

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