[Web] Consistent Trashbin navigation

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Description

User Stories

• As a user I want a consistent way to navigate between personal and Space Trashbins.

Value

Acceptance Criteria

• Add Root-level in Trashbin: click on trashbin lists all spaces (incl. personal) the user is a member of

  • Colums at rootlavel are:
    • Space Icon (Generic Space icon for project spaces, folder-icon for personal-space)
    • Space Name
  • No Contextmenu
  • No Checkbox
  • No right sidebar
  • On click of one of the Root-Level Elements, navigate to the respective Space-Trashbin (Deleted Files > Marketing or Deleted Files > Personal)
  • Breadcrumb shows "Deleted Files"
  • On Trashbin-root-level there is no "Empty Trashbin" Button (users can't empty all trahsbins at once)
  • Order of list items: Peronal always first, the all the project spaces
  • name column sortable (like we have it in other file views), but always keep Personal on top
  • add filter field for filtering by name (only client side filtering)

• Click on left sidebar "Deleted Files" Navigates to the root level (not to the "Personal" Trashbin)

• Note: Project Space contextmeun Item "Deleted Files" navigates into the trash that belongs to the Space (unchanged behaviour)

Definition of ready

[ ] everybody needs to understand the value written in the user story
[ ] acceptance criteria has to be defined
[ ] all dependencies of the user story need to be identified
[ ] feature should be seen from an end user perspective
[ ] user story has to be estimated
[ ] story points need to be less then 20

Definition of done

• Functional requirements
  [ ] functionality described in the user story works
  [ ] acceptance criteria are fulfilled
• Quality
  [ ] code review happened
  [ ] CI is green
  [ ] critical code received unit tests by the developer
  [ ] automated tests passed (if automated tests are not available, this test needs to be created and passed
• Non-functional requirements
  [ ] no sonar cloud issues

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Tobias Baader commented: If backend is oc10 or if you have no project spaces:

• click on "Deleted Files" navigates directly into the "Personal" Trashbin

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Benedikt Kulmann commented: More precise: the /files/trash route always navigates to the new view. The view checks if there is only 1 space -> triggers a route change to that specific trash page. If more than 1 space -> stay on same route and render the view. This solution doesn't care about which backend you have and incidentally keeps the oc10 behaviour intact.