Add `ModuleRecoveryAlert` to authenticated dashboard

Feature Description

Using ModuleRecoveryAlert implemented in #4823, the alert needs to be added to the authenticated dashboard to be visible to authenticated admins.

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Acceptance criteria

• The ModuleRecoveryAlert component should be added to the main and entity dashboards, below any error notifications
• The component should only be rendered on the authenticated dashboards (not view-only)

Implementation Brief

• • In assets/js/components/Header.js component:
    • Render ModuleRecoveryAlert under the ErrorNotifications component when the dashboardSharing feature flag is enabled and the dashboard is not viewOnly
    • { ! viewOnlyDashboard && dashboardSharingEnabled && <ModuleRecoveryAlert /> }

Test Coverage

• Add a story with the ModuleRecoveryAlert showing something (not null) in assets/js/components/Header.stories.js

QA Brief

Site Kit

The new Sharing Settings plugin can be used to help show the Module Recovery Alert.

• Setup Site Kit and install the Sharing Settings plugin.
• Create a second admin user, log in to WordPress but don’t sign in to Site Kit with the second user.
• As the second user, use the Sharing Settings plugin to change some settings for Pagespeed Insights and hit save.
  • This will have the effect of changing the owner ID for the PSI module. This can be verified with the following SQL query:
  • SELECT option_value FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = 'googlesitekit_pagespeed-insights_settings';
• View the Site Kit Dashboard as the first user. The Module Recovery Alert should be visible and pressing the Recover button should work (the PSI owner ID should be set to the first user’s ID and the alert should disappear).
• In order to view the checkbox list variant of the Module Recovery Alert, enable the ideaHubModule feature flag and set up Idea Hub. Then follow the same steps as above, changing sharing settings as the second user for both PSI and Idea Hub. The alert should show up again for the first user with both modules listed.

Storybook

• Ensure the Module Recovery Alert is visible in the new story Components > Header > Plugin Header with Module Recovery Alert.

Changelog entry

• Add module recovery alert to the dashboard.

[felixarntz]

QA ❌

While testing the latest state of dashboard sharing, I noticed that the ModuleRecoveryAlert is currently being loaded on the splash screen in addition to the dashboard. It is not needed there, and it furthermore triggers a console error due to being loaded there since the necessary dashboard sharing data is (correctly) not being loaded on the splash screen.

I’ll create a separate follow-up PR to address this.

[wpdarren]

QA Update: ✅

Verified:

• The content layout issue reported above has been fixed.
• The Learn more URL is now pointing to https://sitekit.withgoogle.com/documentation/using-site-kit/dashboard-sharing/

• I did notice the console error that @felixarntz mentioned but assumed (wrongly!) that it was because we are still building the feature. Can confirm that the message no longer appears.
• As the second user, when I changed settings for Pagespeed Insights, it has an effect of changing the owner ID for the PSI module. This was verified using the SQL query.
• When viewing the Site Kit Dashboard as the first user, the Module Recovery Alert is visible and pressing the Recover button the PSI owner ID is set to the first user’s ID and the alert disappears.
• Confirmed that the owner ID changed to the first admin user for the PSI module. This was verified using the SQL query.
• The checkbox list appears on the Module Recovery Alert. Both Idea Hub and PSI modules are checked by default. When the recover button is clicked the PSI owner ID changes and the message disappears.
• The checkbox list appears on the Module Recovery Alert. Both Idea Hub and PSI modules are checked by default. When only one of the modules is selected, i.e. Idea Hub, and I click on the recover button, the message reappears with just the PSI mentioned in the alert. The checklist disappears. When I click on the recover button again, the message disappears.

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