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Remove source/target dropdown header in confirm step of instance migration mode #18577

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pedesen opened this issue May 16, 2024 · 0 comments
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pedesen commented May 16, 2024

Description

The source/target dropdown header can be removed in the confirm step of instance migration mode, because all information is already shown in the notification banner.

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TODO

  • Remove source/target dropdown header in confirm step
  • Keep the dropdown in mapping step

Additional Information

Design issue: https://www.figma.com/design/tnqak7ht4Hb4VCGygvLNFU/Version-Migration-HFW?node-id=2808%3A328364&t=EpWVp0Rz3Aw2Hajq-1


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  • Checked if the specific data needs to be provided for the QA process

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  • The issue has a meaningful title, description and testable acceptance criteria
  • If documentation needs to be updated, an issue is created in the camunda-docs repo, and the issue is added to our Operate project board.
  • If HELM charts need to be updated, an issue is created in the camunda-platform-heml repo, and the issue is added to our Operate project board.
  • Potential Security risks have been considered
  • Cross-team dependencies have been considered
@pedesen pedesen added kind/task Categorizes an issue as a breakdown of low-level implementation detail from a parent issue component/operate Related to the Operate component/team component/frontend Related to a frontend component labels May 16, 2024
@pedesen pedesen self-assigned this May 16, 2024
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