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fix(features): fix a bug related to the color of the total hours description component #3012

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Description

  • fix(features): fix a bug related to the color of the total hours description component
  • Add English translation for the string "tr_pioneers"

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on the HourItem component located in the src/features/ministry/report/publisher_report/monthly_report/hours_fields/hour_item/index.tsx file. The primary modification involves a conditional adjustment of the color property for a Typography component displaying the text "tr_includesServiceAndCredit." The color value is updated from var(--grey-450) to var(--grey-350) depending on the hoursCreditEnabled state. No other aspects of the component's logic or structure were altered.

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File Change Summary
src/features/ministry/report/publisher_report/monthly_report/hours_fields/hour_item/index.tsx Modified the color property of a Typography component from var(--grey-450) to var(--grey-350) based on the hoursCreditEnabled state.

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src/features/ministry/report/publisher_report/monthly_report/hours_fields/hour_item/index.tsx (2)

46-48: Verify color contrast meets accessibility standards

The color change from var(--grey-450) to var(--grey-350) might affect text readability. Ensure the new color provides sufficient contrast against the background for WCAG compliance.

Run the following script to check for other occurrences of these color variables and their usage context:

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Color change is consistent with design system usage

The change from grey-450 to grey-350 aligns with the application's color system and appears to be an intentional design choice. The grey-350 color is widely used across the codebase for secondary text and informational content (found in 80+ similar use cases), while there are no occurrences of grey-450. The color is properly defined in the global CSS with RGB values that ensure readable text.

  • Color definition found in global CSS: --grey-350: rgba(117, 117, 117, 1) or rgba(129, 126, 126, 1)
  • Similar usage patterns found in other components for descriptive/secondary text
  • No instances of grey-450 found, suggesting proper alignment with the design system
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for usage of grey-350 and grey-450 color variables
# to understand the color system and ensure consistent usage

# Check for grey-350 usage
echo "Checking grey-350 usage:"
rg --type css --type typescript --type javascript "grey-350"

# Check for grey-450 usage
echo "Checking grey-450 usage:"
rg --type css --type typescript --type javascript "grey-450"

# Look for color definitions
echo "Checking color variable definitions:"
fd -e css -e scss . -x grep -l "grey-[34]50"

Length of output: 486


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to search for color usage

# Search for color variables in global CSS files
echo "=== Color definitions in global.css ==="
cat src/global/global.css | grep -A 1 -B 1 "grey-[34]50"

echo -e "\n=== Color definitions in index.css ==="
cat src/global/index.css | grep -A 1 -B 1 "grey-[34]50"

# Search for color usage without file type restrictions
echo -e "\n=== Usage of grey-350 in codebase ==="
rg "grey-350"

echo -e "\n=== Usage of grey-450 in codebase ==="
rg "grey-450"

Length of output: 14818


46-48: Verify the breaking change flag

The PR is marked as a breaking change, but this color modification seems like a non-breaking UI adjustment. Please clarify why this is considered a breaking change, as it might affect how we version this release.

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@rhahao rhahao merged commit a3c4566 into sws2apps:main Nov 23, 2024
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