- add the asset
- add the button component
- add a decorating component showing either save or edit depending on edit mode
Use this asset to visualize the save action, please
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Subject | Repo | Branch | Lines +/- | |
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Publish changes: add button and first shy use of it | wikibase/termbox | master | +188 -29 |
Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
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Open | None | T215515 Termbox Editing Mode | |||
Open | None | T215522 Switch from reading into editing mode | |||
Resolved | • Lea_WMDE | T216987 Allow editing of fields | |||
Resolved | • Pablo-WMDE | T218573 Add the publish button |
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@Hanna_Petruschat_WMDE Thanks for the asset!
@Lea_WMDE In addition to the icons immediately visible we also use messages to explain what buttons do (e.g. screenreaders). As of T161367 there are two "competing" messages for the action of persisting, "save" & "publish". Which one is chosen is configurable per installation. Does this configurability have to be reflected in termbox or can we favor one over the other (i.e. always use "publish" implying that termbox will only every be used on Wikimedia projects)?
@Lea_WMDE In addition to the icons immediately visible we also use messages to explain what buttons do (e.g. screenreaders). As of T161367 there are two "competing" messages for the action of persisting, "save" & "publish". Which one is chosen is configurable per installation. Does this configurability have to be reflected in termbox or can we favor one over the other (i.e. always use "publish" implying that termbox will only every be used on Wikimedia projects)?
Just publish sounds best to me, even when it is not configurable I would assume other project could live with the "publish" wording as well :)
Change 497539 had a related patch set uploaded (by Pablo Grass (WMDE); owner: Pablo Grass (WMDE)):
[wikibase/termbox@master] Publish changes: add button and use of it
Change 497539 merged by jenkins-bot:
[wikibase/termbox@master] Publish changes: add button and first shy use of it