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NOTE: Follow up work to T355705 In Minerva, the settings don't appear in-context on an article page. The settings are a full page on their own. As a result, we need to give system feedback when a user visits a relevant page, and we don't need the explainer text in the settings themselves. We should show a "toast" when a user visits a page where the night mode setting (T355705). {F41783461} # QA [] When I select night mode and visit a page where night mode has been disabled by the feature flag built in T355705 I see a notification. # Developer notes - Detect the page was disabled e.g. check HTML element for a class - Call mw.notify when the class is detected.

NOTE: Follow up work to T355705 In Minerva, the settings don't appear in-context on an article page. The settings are a full page on their own. As a result, we need to give system feedback when a user visits a relevant page, and we don't need the explainer text in the settings themselves. We should show a "toast" when a user visits a page where the night mode setting (T355705). {F41783461} # QA * Ask the developer to create a patchdemo where night mode is disabled on all special pages. * Visit a special page. As a logged in user [] On Special:MobileOptions select night mode and visit a page where night mode has been disabled Expected: I see a notification. [] On Special:MobileOptions select automatic mode, and select night mode in your operating system settings and visit a page where night mode has been disabled Expected: I see a notification. [] On Special:MobileOptions select automatic mode, and select day mode in your operating system settings and visit a page where night mode has been disabled Expected: I see NO notification. [] On Special:MobileOptions select day mode and visit a page where night mode has been disabled Expected: I see NO notification. Repeat the above for an anonymous user. # Developer notes - Detect the page was disabled e.g. check HTML element for a class - Call mw.notify when the class is detected.

NOTE: Follow up work to T355705 In Minerva, the settings don't appear in-context on an article page. The settings are a full page on their own. As a result, we need to give system feedback when a user visits a relevant page, and we don't need the explainer text in the settings themselves. We should show a "toast" when a user visits a page where the night mode setting (T355705). {F41783461} # QA [] When I select night mode* Ask the developer to create a patchdemo where night mode is disabled on all special pages. * Visit a special page. As a logged in user [] On Special:MobileOptions select night mode and visit a page where night mode has been disabled Expected: I see a notification. [] On Special:MobileOptions select automatic mode, and select night mode in your operating system settings and visit a page where night mode has been disabled by the feature flag built in T355705 I see a notification. Expected: I see a notification. [] On Special:MobileOptions select automatic mode, and select day mode in your operating system settings and visit a page where night mode has been disabled Expected: I see NO notification. [] On Special:MobileOptions select day mode and visit a page where night mode has been disabled Expected: I see NO notification. Repeat the above for an anonymous user. # Developer notes - Detect the page was disabled e.g. check HTML element for a class - Call mw.notify when the class is detected.