See PHI1508. Currently, commit hovercards are fairly bare-bones: notably, they do not include information about the repository that contains the commit.
They should have the repository information at a bare minimum.
epriestley | |
Oct 29 2019, 8:42 PM |
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Oct 31 2019, 3:21 PM |
See PHI1508. Currently, commit hovercards are fairly bare-bones: notably, they do not include information about the repository that contains the commit.
They should have the repository information at a bare minimum.
Here's the current hovercard:
For this object:
Offhand, I'd like to:
I may not make it terribly far through this list.
Show audit status?
This actually is already shown, but hidden when the status is "No Audit". I don't love that and generally prefer not to hide information in a modal way, but can also see the argument for not putting a bunch of empty "no builds", "no lint", "no coverage", "no audits" stuff on the card.