Add friendlier-requested-changes feature#2611
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friendlier-requested-changes feature#2611Conversation
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The color contrast isn't there anymore, as a colorblind individual, its now really close to the green now. |
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hi @busches and @arnaudvalle, what about a blue color since it is very helpful to know when a change is requested on a PR. Currently there is no difference in visual when review is requested or change is requested. Here is a screenshot with a blue(#3f29b9) |
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Blue looks like a link; perhaps purple? Or a dark pink, which is still red-ish but less aggressive https://primer.style/css/support/color-system Otherwise we can just go with dark yellow for icons (like a WIP) and gray/black for text like regular comments |
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My preference goes to "yellow 700 + black text". Red is for when something is broken or denied. Green for successes and approvals. The orange color (yellow 700) is already known for pending and waiting status, which this is. |
I agree. Purple and pink seem to come a bit out of nowhere (I don't remember seeing them elsewhere in the interface) and I don't think they're really associated (at least in my mind as a regular user) to a specific message like yellow/warning. Plus it just feels/flows better with the other items in that area from a UI point of view I reckon. |
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Yeah I think yellow works. Perhaps save the color as a variable in |
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I made the change to yellow icon + dark text as discussed. |
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Interesting. GitHub is using gray to show an action needs to be taken, so I wouldn’t mind it for Requested Changes too |
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Yeah, gray looks good to me. |
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🎉 |
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Not a fan of this, think it should be reverted. It was mostly voted down to begin with and it feels a bit confusing and superfluous |








Closes #1602
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