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Describe the bug
The button to toggle the chat widget doesn't have discernible text.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Go to a page with the Papercups chat widget installed.
- Check accessibility with axe DevTools
- See
Buttons must have discernible textissue
Description
For the non-deep mode, which is the default driftctl scan command, we display every time all the information about "unmanaged", "deleted", "drifted", "managed" resources, and the coverage.
It's quite unhelpful here to display the "drifted" resources since it would be ALL THE TIME equal to 0.
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Found 14 resource(s)
- 21% coverage
- 3 resource(s) managed
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I'm submitting a ...
- bug report
What is the current behavior? [REQUIRED]
- If username in DB is lower-case but user used upper case to log-in, the server rejects his first packet due to ticket mismatch.
Steps to reproduce [REQUIRED]
- Create user with lower-case (eg. helloworld)
- Login with upper-case (eg. Helloworld)
What is the expected behavior? [REQUIRED]
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Tailor shells out to oc, and expects a valid session (which is checked via whoami). If there is no valid session, it would be nice if Tailor would exit with a special exit code so that downstream scripts can respond well to this case.
ref opendevstack/ods-jenkins-shared-library#460
FYI @clemensutschig
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Estimation - 1
On reports page we have sections for First response time and Resolution Time. Which plots a graph with time series on the Y axis. But it mentions no unit for the axis. We need to mention the unit on the axis
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