Describe the bug
The UI does not communicate nested space relationships. For example, if there is a space called "Layer 3" which is in a space called "Layer 2" which is in a space called "Layer 1", the Layer 1 lobby just shows a flat list with Layer 2 and 3 out of order, and collapsing Layer 2 does not hide Layer 3.
To be clear for the following examples, the actual structural relationships are as follows:
I have also set up a test space with this structure at #cinny-nested-spaces:riot.firechicken.net
Expected behavior:
Expanded:
Textual representation for expected expanded view
Collapsed:
Textual representation for expected collapsed view
- Layer 1 Lobby
- Rooms
- Layer 2 (collapsed)
Actual behavior:
Expanded:
Textual representation for actual expanded view
Collapsed:
Textual representation for actual collapsed view
- Layer 1 Lobby
- Rooms
- Layer 3
- Layer 2 (collapsed)
Reproduction
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Expected behavior
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Platform and versions
1. OS: Windows 10
2. Browser: Helium v0.9.4.1
3. Cinny version: 4.10.5 (cinny.u9.tel)
4. Matrix homeserver: riot.firechicken.net
Additional context
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Describe the bug
The UI does not communicate nested space relationships. For example, if there is a space called "Layer 3" which is in a space called "Layer 2" which is in a space called "Layer 1", the Layer 1 lobby just shows a flat list with Layer 2 and 3 out of order, and collapsing Layer 2 does not hide Layer 3.
To be clear for the following examples, the actual structural relationships are as follows:
I have also set up a test space with this structure at #cinny-nested-spaces:riot.firechicken.net
Expected behavior:
Expanded:
Textual representation for expected expanded view
Collapsed:
Textual representation for expected collapsed view
Actual behavior:
Expanded:
Textual representation for actual expanded view
Collapsed:
Textual representation for actual collapsed view
Reproduction
No response
Expected behavior
No response
Platform and versions
Additional context
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