fix parse for move type notifications
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@ -110,7 +110,8 @@
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"notifications": "Notifications",
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"read": "Read!",
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"repeated_you": "repeated your status",
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"no_more_notifications": "No more notifications"
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"no_more_notifications": "No more notifications",
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"moved_to": "moved to"
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},
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"polls": {
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"add_poll": "Add Poll",
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@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ const addNewStatuses = (state, { statuses, showImmediately = false, timeline, us
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const addNewNotifications = (state, { dispatch, notifications, older, visibleNotificationTypes, rootGetters }) => {
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each(notifications, (notification) => {
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if (notification.type !== 'follow') {
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if (notification.type !== 'follow' && notification.type !== 'move') {
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notification.action = addStatusToGlobalStorage(state, notification.action).item
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notification.status = notification.status && addStatusToGlobalStorage(state, notification.status).item
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}
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@ -338,6 +338,9 @@ const addNewNotifications = (state, { dispatch, notifications, older, visibleNot
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case 'follow':
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i18nString = 'followed_you'
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break
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case 'move':
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i18nString = 'moved_to'
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break
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}
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if (i18nString) {
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@ -341,10 +341,13 @@ export const parseNotification = (data) => {
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if (masto) {
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output.type = mastoDict[data.type] || data.type
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output.seen = data.pleroma.is_seen
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output.status = output.type === 'follow'
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output.status = output.type === 'follow' || output.type === 'move'
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? null
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: parseStatus(data.status)
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output.action = output.status // TODO: Refactor, this is unneeded
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output.target = output.type !== 'move'
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? null
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: parseUser(data.target)
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output.from_profile = parseUser(data.account)
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} else {
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const parsedNotice = parseStatus(data.notice)
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