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fix: hotfix bad import #429

Closed Kodylow closed 1 month ago

Kodylow commented 1 month ago

Fixes bad import for EditMeta and redundant NetworkIndicator import from merge

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The `SetConfiguration.tsx` file in the `guardian-ui` app has been updated to replace the `MetaFieldFormControl` component with the `EditMetaField` component. This change affects how form controls are rendered within the `SetConfiguration` React functional component. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |---------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------| | `apps/guardian-ui/src/components/SetConfiguration.tsx` | Replaced `MetaFieldFormControl` with `EditMetaField` component. |
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 56a814109a57860676d3a0576c5185c007346c80 and c459ea26406ca00fa82736bc07263b452b7705c6.
Files selected for processing (1) * apps/guardian-ui/src/components/SetConfiguration.tsx (2 hunks)
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apps/guardian-ui/src/components/SetConfiguration.tsx (6)
347-347: Template literals are preferred over string concatenation. --- 1-1: The default import is only used as a type. --- 23-29: Some named imports are only used as types. --- 187-187: Use Number.parseInt instead of the equivalent global. --- 214-214: Use Number.parseInt instead of the equivalent global. --- 216-216: Avoid the use of spread (`...`) syntax on accumulators.
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apps/guardian-ui/src/components/SetConfiguration.tsx (2)
`46-46`: The import change from `MetaFieldFormControl` to `EditMetaField` is correctly implemented. --- `406-406`: The usage of `EditMetaField` in place of `MetaFieldFormControl` is correctly implemented.
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