Currently on the status site, on the task details page, there are only two things for tasks one is the Started On date and another one is the Ends On date but both of these are not that human readable.
Expected Behavior
The expected behaviour should be to make these dates more human-readable with an absolute value tooltip. So when a user goes to that page and hovers over Started On and Ends On dates, It should say "4 days ago" for dates in past. And "3 days" for future dates. Also, labels should say "Started" and "Ended" (drop the "on").
Current Behavior
Currently, both the dates are in MM/DD/YYYY and time format, and also there is a time format HH:MM: SS. But these are not that human-readable.
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Reproducibility
[x] This issue is reproducible
[ ] This issue is not reproducible
Steps to Reproduce
Go to status.realdevsquad.com and click on task cards
After clicking on the task cards anyone can see both those Started On and Ends On dates.
Severity/Priority
[ ] Critical
[ ] High
[x] Medium
[ ] Low
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[x] I have searched for similar issues before creating this one.
[x] I have provided all the necessary information to understand and reproduce the issue.
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Issue Description
Currently on the status site, on the task details page, there are only two things for tasks one is the Started On date and another one is the Ends On date but both of these are not that human readable.
Expected Behavior
The expected behaviour should be to make these dates more human-readable with an absolute value tooltip. So when a user goes to that page and hovers over Started On and Ends On dates, It should say "4 days ago" for dates in past. And "3 days" for future dates. Also, labels should say "Started" and "Ended" (drop the "on").
Current Behavior
Currently, both the dates are in MM/DD/YYYY and time format, and also there is a time format HH:MM: SS. But these are not that human-readable.
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Reproducibility
Steps to Reproduce
Severity/Priority
Additional Information
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