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Describe the bug
Most of the hoverable ? tooltips are created by the JavaScript engine as HTML elements. However, when "Unique reports" is on, a red⚠️ appears near "Latest detection status" saying that this filter is useless in this mode. This text is, however, a standard browser tooltip. (Which makes it appear in a different colour, smaller font.
The description for the filter (the help text) appears like this:
whisperity@476dc9a425ff:~$ CodeChecker-Release/bin/CodeChecker version
CodeChecker web version:
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Kind | Version
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Base package version | 6.15.0
Package build date | 2020-11-13T00:49
Git commit ID (hash) | 131861b7e94298f58cad883a533814573b89a0f3
Git tag information | 6.15
Server supported API (Thrift) | 6.35
Client API (Thrift) | 6.35
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To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Turn on detection status.
Hover on the ⚠️
Hover on the ❔ next to it.
Observe the style difference between the two.
Expected behaviour
The warning message should be in the same fashion, perhaps with a reddish background.
Desktop (please complete the following information)
OS: Windows
Browser: Firefox
Version: 83.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug⚠️ appears near "Latest detection status" saying that this filter is useless in this mode. This text is, however, a standard browser tooltip. (Which makes it appear in a different colour, smaller font.
Most of the hoverable
?
tooltips are created by the JavaScript engine as HTML elements. However, when "Unique reports" is on, a redThe description for the filter (the help text) appears like this:
while the "warning" is like this:
CodeChecker version
131861b
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Expected behaviour
The warning message should be in the same fashion, perhaps with a reddish background.
Desktop (please complete the following information)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: