Translation Events: Hide the attendees list on past event pages - #890
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The event details page lists attendees who pledged to help but did not end up contributing. Once an event is over, showing that list quietly calls out the people who did not show up. This hides the list once the event has ended, in both renderers of the page: the current template and the 2024 block theme renderer, which already shows an event ended notice for past events but still rendered the attendee list after it. The dedicated Manage Attendees page still lists everyone, so hosts can review attendees after an event, and the Contributors section stays as it is since those users did contribute and should stay credited. Adds a test rendering the details route for an active and for a past event, asserting the attendees section is present only while the event is active. The test covers the template renderer path; the block theme path is the same one line gate but is not covered by the suite here. This ports the archived standalone repository's pull request 391 to this repository, refitted to the code as it arrived in the migration.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughEvent details pages now hide attendee sections for past events. Tests verify attendee visibility for active events and absence for past events. ChangesEvent attendee visibility
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Past-event attendee visibility is implemented in both renderers, but the block-theme path is not covered by automated tests, leaving that user-facing behavior vulnerable to regression. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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55-55: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftAdd coverage for the block-theme renderer.
The current route test covers the template renderer only. Add an active-event and past-event assertion with the 2024 block theme enabled, so this attendee visibility contract is protected in both renderers.
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- Line 55: Add route-test coverage for the 2024 block-theme renderer, asserting
attendee visibility for both active and past events. Enable the block theme in
the test setup and preserve the existing template-renderer assertions so both
rendering paths enforce the contract.
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Hides the attendees list on event details pages once the event has ended, in both renderers: the current template and the 2024 block theme renderer, which shows an event ended notice for past events but still rendered the attendee list after it.
The list names attendees who pledged to help but did not end up contributing, and showing it after the event quietly calls out the people who did not show up. The dedicated Manage Attendees page still lists everyone so hosts can review attendees afterwards, and the Contributors section is untouched since those users did contribute.
Adds a test rendering the details route for an active and a past event, asserting the attendees section is present only while the event is active. The test covers the template renderer path; the block theme hunk uses the same event-state gate but is not covered by the suite here.
This ports the archived standalone repository's pull request, closed when Translation Events moved into this repository: WordPress/wporg-gp-translation-events#391 (issue WordPress/wporg-gp-translation-events#339). Opening as a pull request per the closing guidance on that PR.
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