Task Comments Panel
Task discussion thread with avatar bubbles, timestamps, emoji reactions, an inline status-change event, and a composer with mention and task-link hints.
Task discussion thread with avatar bubbles, timestamps, emoji reactions, an inline status-change event, and a composer with mention and task-link hints.
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Task Comments Panel is the discussion surface for ACM-247, a thread of four comments from Priya Nair, Jordan Lee, Avery Stone, and Noah Park rendered with avatars, timestamps, and bubble cards, with Jordan's reply carrying a thumbs-up reaction chip (👍 2). Between the last comment and the composer sits one inline status event: Maya Chen marked this task as done at Jun 12, 15:02, rendered as a small avatar plus a single-line sentence rather than a full bubble. The composer at the bottom has a @ to mention and # to link a task hint in the footer.
The thread is a discriminated union array of comment and event items, using ComponentType to hold avatar components. The status-change event reads exactly like git blame, one sentence, no modal required.
Reach for this block on a task or issue detail page, wired to your comments API and change-log stream. Render status events from your audit trail so the thread tells the full story without switching tabs.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the issue discussion thread. Other comment panel configurations:
Tip: inline status events (marked as done, moved to In Review) belong in the thread, not in a separate history tab nobody opens.