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Revert "Madhav relish/contextual move34" #602

Closed sajdakabir closed 1 week ago

sajdakabir commented 1 week ago

Reverts marchhq/march#593

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📝 Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The pull request includes the deletion of the `MoveInboxItem` component from `MoveInboxItem.tsx`, which was responsible for moving inbox items within the user interface. Additionally, the `ItemList` component in `ItemList.tsx` has been modified to remove the `MoveIcon` and its associated modal functionality. These changes streamline the components by eliminating the moving functionality, while other aspects of the `ItemList` remain unchanged. ## Changes | File Path | Change Summary | |---------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `apps/frontend/src/components/Inbox/MoveInboxItem.tsx` | Component removed: `MoveInboxItem`, which managed moving inbox items. | | `apps/frontend/src/components/atoms/ItemList.tsx` | Component modified: `ItemList`, removal of `MoveIcon` and related modal functionality. | ## Possibly related PRs - **#558**: The changes in this PR involve the addition of a `MoveInboxItem` component, which directly relates to the deletion of the `MoveInboxItem.tsx` file in the main PR, indicating a significant restructuring of how inbox items are moved within the application. - **#484**: This PR enhances the item deletion functionality in the `InboxExpandedItem` component, which is relevant as the main PR involves the removal of the `MoveInboxItem` component that previously handled moving items, suggesting a broader context of item management changes. - **#583**: The modification in the `InboxPage` component to replace `InboxAddItem` with `ItemAdd` indicates a shift in how items are added, which may relate to the overall restructuring of item management in the main PR. > 🐰 In the meadow, I hop with glee, > No more moving items, just let them be! > With icons removed, the list stays bright, > A simpler path, oh what a delight! > So here’s to changes, both big and small, > In the world of inbox, we’ll cherish them all! 🌼

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