Félix Malfait
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## Summary \`SettingsSkeletonLoader\` wraps its content in \`PageHeader\` + \`PageBody\`, which is right for **full-page replacement** (user detail, config variable detail, etc.) but renders as a large empty stub with one tiny floating bar when placed **inline inside a section that's already scaffolded**. That's what showed up in Recent Users, Top Workspaces, and the Chats tab in the admin panel — a jarring white page flash where a few row placeholders should be. This PR adds \`SettingsAdminSectionSkeletonLoader\` — a small, configurable-row-count skeleton that uses the project's standard \`SkeletonTheme\` pattern (\`theme.background.tertiary\` / \`theme.background.transparent.lighter\` + \`borderRadius: 4\`, matching \`PageContentSkeletonLoader\` and \`SettingsAdminTabSkeletonLoader\`) and renders row-height bars that match \`TableRow\` spacing. Swaps it into the three inline call sites. Full-page usages of \`SettingsSkeletonLoader\` are unchanged. ### Changed - **New**: \`packages/twenty-front/src/modules/settings/admin-panel/components/SettingsAdminSectionSkeletonLoader.tsx\` - **Swapped** (3 inline loading states): \`SettingsAdminGeneral.tsx\` (Recent Users + Top Workspaces), \`SettingsAdminWorkspaceDetail.tsx\` (Chats tab) ## Test plan - [x] typecheck (\`npx nx typecheck twenty-front --skip-nx-cache\`) — clean - [x] oxlint — 0 warnings - [x] prettier — clean - [ ] Visual: navigate to admin panel, observe Recent Users / Top Workspaces / Chats tab loading — should see a tight stack of row-height placeholder bars instead of a big empty page stub 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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