Closed sunnysideup closed 3 months ago
@sunnysideup is this addressing a particular issue? If there's one existing already, please link it, if not, please create one.
So far I can see there's https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-asset-admin/issues/1209 and https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-asset-admin/issues/1116 which both have relevant comments and info.
If we change the label, we probably also should change the translation key as we are changing the meaning so we need to let other languages know to re-translate it rather than just rely on the old meaning which may not be correct anymore.
Will do.
Putting my management hat on here for a second. If you look at the amount of discussion and the amount of time it has taken for this issue to be addressed then I think the ticket system is broken as a whole. Or perhaps the ticket creators like me are just too much in rush to do their due diligence / deliver a pull request properly.
In my books, it would be easier for someone who is "trusted" just to take up the issue, read the comments, make a decision, fix it (if required), and move on.
This sort of thing should be picked up by a more design conscious person and just addressed as such. It could simply be a pencil button rather than "edit" OR "details".
Sounds like there's a lot more to this than will be covered by this PR. I'm going to close this PR, but I'll also highlight this issue internally as something we should prioritise since it has caused so much confusion.
@GuySartorelli - does it matter that AssetAdmin.DETAILS
is not currently in the en
dictionary?
Yes, that's a bug. Unfortunately the text collector doesn't currently collect text from JS so those have to be updated manually. Feel free to raise an issue for it, with a linked PR if you're up for it.
For clarity: You should be able to apply project-level override without it being added.
Right now you see this when you select an image:
That does not make much sense, because you can already see the details and the button really is there to "EDIT" the image, as you can already see the details and because when you edit, you always edit "details"
For this purpose, I have added the english "phrase" for details now to be "edit".