# Shot Delete Dialog - Custom Status Test

# Shot Delete Dialog - Custom Status Enhancement Test

## ✅ Implementation Summary

Enhanced the ShotDeleteConfirmDialog to properly display custom task statuses with correct names and colors:

### Changes Made:

- Added projectId prop to ShotDeleteConfirmDialog component
- Imported customTaskStatusService to fetch project-specific task statuses
- Added reactive state for allTaskStatuses
- Created statusMap computed property for efficient status lookup
- Added getStatusForTask function to map status IDs to proper status objects
- Updated TaskStatusBadge usage to pass status objects instead of strings
- Updated ShotBrowser to pass projectId to the dialog

## 🔧 Technical Implementation

### Status Object Structure:

    {
      id: string,           // Status ID (e.g., "not_started", "custom_status_1")
      name: string,         // Display name (e.g., "Not Started", "In Review")
      color: string,        // Hex color code (e.g., "#6b7280", "#f59e0b")
      is_system: boolean    // Whether it's a system or custom status
    }

### Status Mapping Logic:

- Fetches all task statuses (system + custom) for the project on component mount
- Creates a Map for efficient O(1) status lookup by ID
- Falls back to string display if status not found in map
- Passes proper status objects to TaskStatusBadge component

## 🎨 Visual Benefits

- Custom Status Names: Shows proper display names instead of IDs
- Custom Colors: Uses project-configured colors for custom statuses
- Consistent Styling: Maintains consistent badge appearance across the app
- Automatic Contrast: TaskStatusBadge automatically calculates text color for readability

## 🔄 Component Flow

1. ShotBrowser passes projectId to ShotDeleteConfirmDialog
2. Dialog mounts and fetches all task statuses for the project
3. Status map is created from fetched data
4. For each task, getStatusForTask maps status ID to status object
5. TaskStatusBadge receives proper status object with name and color
6. Badge displays with correct name and custom color (if applicable)

## 🛡️ Error Handling

- Network Errors: Gracefully handles API failures, falls back to string display
- Missing Statuses: Falls back to original status ID if not found in map
- Invalid Data: Component continues to work even with malformed status data

## 📋 Testing Checklist

- ✅ Component compiles without TypeScript errors
- ✅ Props interface updated to include projectId
- ✅ Custom task status service imported and used
- ✅ Status mapping logic implemented
- ✅ TaskStatusBadge receives proper status objects
- ✅ ShotBrowser passes projectId to dialog
- ✅ Error handling for API failures

## 🎯 Expected Behavior

Before: Task statuses showed as raw IDs (e.g., "not_started", "custom_status_1")

After: Task statuses show proper names with custom colors (e.g., "Not Started", "In Review" with orange background)

The TaskStatusBadge component will now display:

- System statuses with default colors and proper names
- Custom statuses with project-configured colors and names
- Automatic text color contrast for readability
- Consistent badge sizing and styling

## 🔍 Manual Testing Steps

1. Navigate to a project with custom task statuses configured
2. Go to the shots page and select a shot with tasks
3. Click the delete button on a shot
4. Verify the confirmation dialog shows tasks with proper status names and colors
5. Check that custom statuses display with their configured colors
6. Verify system statuses still display correctly

✅ Shot Delete Dialog Custom Status Enhancement Complete!