I've marked the project creation dialog as "compact", so that it's only
as tall as it needs to be.
However, by default, compact forms don't scroll because they have
overflow set to hidden. This is a problem on very short windows. To get
around this, I've set overflow to unset on compact forms.
I've also removed `min-height: 0` which has some weird side effects on
the centered dialog. Instead, I'm setting `min-height` to `unset` if
it's compact.
This task also uncovered some inconsistencies and some borders that only
show up sometimes, so I've removed them too.
This test is breaking right now because it tests a date picker, week 21
is approaching, and `findByText` only expects a single element. Checking
that we have *at least* one element fixes that breakage and I don't
think it should cause any issues.
Of course, that means that right now, this test would also pass even if
the expected button wasn't there, but it would stop passing in about
four weeks time.
This PR removes the previous "my projects" filter in favor always
splitting projects, but showing both on the main screen.
To make it a bit easier to work with, it also moves the project group
component into its own file, causing some extra lines of code change. My
apologies 🙇🏼
This PR adds the buttons (only UI, no functionality) to show either "all
projects" or "my projects".
The buttons use a styled button group and are hidden behind the new
`projectListFilterMyProjects` flag.
The button placement breaks with the previously established page header
pattern of having all actions moved to the right. To accommodate this
new placement, I created a new flex container in the header called
`leftActions`, which is essentially just a mirror of the normal actions.
I went with `leftActions` instead of `inlineStartActions` or something
similar because I think it's clearer, and I don't see us adapting
Unleash for different writing directions right now. We can always change
it later.
I have also slightly increased the end margin of the page header to
accommodate the new designs and to adjust the spacing before the
buttons. I adjusted the margin of the text instead of the padding of the
left actions because this will keep the spacing to the page header the
same on every page. Without it, we could end up in situations where the
spacing changes from page to page based on whether it has left actions
or not, which is probably undesirable.
## Still to do:
### Hover colors
~~Find out what the right hover color variable is. I'm using the light
mode hover color for now, which works well in both light and dark modes
(looks nice and is AAccessible), but it's not the same as the hover
color for other buttons in dark mode.~~
Fixed ☝🏼
### Small windows
Also worth noting: at around 500px, the layout shift starts to cause
problems and we end up with overlapping elements. How do we want to deal
with narrower screens? Today, the UI is pretty functional until we reach
about 250px. It would be nice to not increase that size.
The new version breaking at about 500px:
The old version breaking at about 250px:
### Margins
We also need to figure out how much space we want on smaller windows:
Converts `newContextFieldUI` release flag to
`disableShowContextFieldSelectionValues` kill switch.
The kill switch controls whether we show the value selection above the
search filed when > 100 values
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Signed-off-by: andreas-unleash <andreas@getunleash.ai>
Make the tooltip for project selection in the playground work properly
again. Right now, it doesn't work due to an error in react refs.
Because we wrap this in a tooltip in the Playground, we need to forward
the ref to the underlying component.
This follows the steps outlined in
https://mui.com/material-ui/guides/composition/#caveat-with-refs
Preview (eye icon) on a segment in "targetting" when creating or editing
a strategy now corectly shows details of a segment.
Previously it was not showing constraints present in this segment
Ivar pointed out to me that this was intended as an enterprise only
feature. So this PR makes it an enterprise only feature. Conditionally
render the link in the normal user table, and use premium feature
component if you happen to hit the route and not be running on the
enterprise plan.
This PR moves the CR specific logic out of the MultiActionButton and
generalises so that we can re-use it across the application. The CR
specific logic is moved into:
* ApplyButton.tsx
* ReviewButton.tsx
This fixes a bug where multi action button would be disabled if you
tried to apply an approved change request that you had created yourself.
