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association between parent and its inner dependencies isn't clear when opening an item #156

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xdaDaveShaw opened this issue Aug 17, 2020 · 6 comments

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Whilst drilling down into some interdependencies, I was confused when I got to this view:

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I had being following the Red > to drill down, the view before was this:

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However, when I got to the view in the first image, I misunderstood the "summary" at the bottom to mean CollectionExtensions had interdependencies instead of the Application.

Some time was lost trying to figure out the reason for CollectionExtension having interdependencies, when in fact I should have opened Application to see the problem.

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I think I understand where the confusing part is.

Do you think the parent's name (top) and summary (bottom) will appear more clearly related (and separate from the child items) by giving them a background that joins them together with the border...

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Yeah, that looks clearer.

As I now know what I did wrong, in hindsight it is hard to tell if I wouldn't do it again, but this definitely separates things better.

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released in JavaScript 7.14.0

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released in C# 1.20.0

@grahamdyson grahamdyson changed the title can be confusing knowing where to look to see depenencies association between parent and its inner dependencies isn't clear when opening an item Aug 20, 2020
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Ran a few more recent tests and noticed my eyes heading to the bottom red chevron, but the border made me look back up for the actual violation.

Definitely working for me :)

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Ran a few more recent tests and noticed my eyes heading to the bottom red chevron, but the border made me look back up for the actual violation.

Definitely working for me :)

good to hear, thanks for raising the issue

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