When no Wino account is logged in, the titlebar button now shows a
filled accent-blue circle with a white person silhouette icon instead
of a PersonPicture with "W" initials. This makes the button visually
prominent and clearly communicates it's an account action. When signed
in, the PersonPicture with user initials is shown as before.
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Add hero illustrations using XAML-native vector graphics (shield+lock
for login, person+plus badge for registration). Improve visual design
with gradient backgrounds, icon badges on benefit cards, and refined
spacing/corner radii. Add Enter key handling so pressing Enter in an
input field moves focus to the next field, and pressing Enter on the
last field triggers the primary action (login/register).
https://claude.ai/code/session_011B1M6UVeo4yUX3zNHBxQ2P
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Filter reminder snooze options by default reminder
* Some updates.
* Fixing empty welcome page issue and attendee loading.
* Icon system for notifications and snooze options etc.
* perf: batch-load folders, accounts, and contacts in FetchMailsAsync
Replace the sequential per-mail property-loading loop with a three-step
batch pre-load strategy, eliminating the N+1 DB call pattern that was
the main bottleneck when building the mail list with threading enabled.
Changes:
- Pre-seed the folder cache from MailListInitializationOptions.Folders
so that the most common folders (inbox, sent, etc.) never trigger a DB
lookup at all.
- Load all accounts in a single GetAccountsAsync() call instead of one
GetAccountAsync() call per mail (typically 1–5 accounts total).
- Fetch all sender contacts in a single SQL IN(...) query via the new
GetContactsByAddressesAsync() method instead of one query per address.
- Property assignment is now fully synchronous (no awaits in the loop)
since all data is pre-loaded into plain Dictionary<K,V>.
- Thread-expansion follows the same pattern: new folder IDs are loaded
in parallel via Task.WhenAll; new contact addresses are batch-fetched
with a second IN(...) query.
- Also apply batch pre-loading to GetMailItemsAsync (used by merge-inbox
sync path) which had the same sequential issue.
- Remove the now-unused LoadAssignedPropertiesWithCacheAsync helper and
the ConcurrentDictionary dependency it required.
- Tighten GetMailsByThreadIdsAsync to skip the Id NOT IN clause entirely
when the exclusion set is empty.
https://claude.ai/code/session_018bqahGc6zi95JJhc2aARKS
* test: add MailFetchingTests with correctness and performance coverage
Adds integration tests for MailService.FetchMailsAsync that exercise the
full real-service stack (MailService → FolderService / AccountService /
ContactService) backed by the shared in-memory SQLite helper.
Four tests are included:
• ExpandsSiblingsOutsidePage – proves thread expansion fetches mails that
fall beyond the initial SQL page (6 mails, page=4, expects 6 returned).
• NeverExpandsSiblings – proves threading is truly opt-in; with
CreateThreads=false the result exactly matches the raw page size.
• ResolvesFromAllThreeSources – verifies contact resolution for a known
contact (from the AccountContact table), an unknown sender (ad-hoc
fallback), and a self-sent mail (built from account metadata).
• 1000Mails_70Threads_CompletesWithinBudget – the performance scenario:
1 000 mails (70 threads × 7 + 510 standalone), 40 rotating sender
addresses (20 with DB contacts). Times and reports two scenarios:
- Default first-page fetch (100 mails) + expansion of one partial
thread (expects > 100 mails returned).
- Full load of all 1 000 mails with threading enabled (expects
exactly 1 000 mails returned, all 70 threads intact, < 5 s).
Elapsed times for both scenarios are written to xUnit test output so
they appear in CI logs and can be tracked across builds.
https://claude.ai/code/session_018bqahGc6zi95JJhc2aARKS
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* Add Outlook large attachment upload sessions for send draft
* UI thread executino of draft busy state.
* Limit outlook attachment limit to max allowed per attachment.
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