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Is it the intent that shift-home should move the cursor to the start of the line on MacOS? This behavior seems to be gone from zsh as opposed to bash so perhaps it's no longer expected.
Wondering if there's some key definition I have missed.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
In a few places we're forcing a disabled element by adding the class
.navi-report__action-link--force-disabled {
color: @disabled-gray !important;
cursor: not-allowed !important;
}
Probably because some child's cursor and color styles ignore its parent's disabled attribute/class.
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Splash screen right now is inconsistent with the theme, it would be better to have a theme based splash screen for both iOS and Android implemented in flutter itself.
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User often do lots of parameter tuning. What some would like is create a new batch from filtered results (e.g. my_param: best_value), so that they can save them as a milestone with a descriptive name.
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- Add a "Move filtered outputs" menu item, next to the "Rename batch" item, and [much like it](https://github.com/Samsung/qaboard/blob/master/webapp/src/components/CommitNavbar.js#
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Currently there is no explicit way to "refresh" the alerts list or the alert details view, to view the most recent data. Unless you make some UI action on the page, the data will never be updated, once it's rendered.
You can implicitly refresh those pages with current data by performing some other action on the view: