Beta 2 review

[cpvalente]

Small PR from a demo of v3 beta

• Tweaks on QuickAddButtons to make them less prominent and improve the hierarchy in the rundown
• Potentially controversial, remove the public message.

This second point has been discussed before. It was my conclusion that, if there is a value in having a message from the editor to the signage screens, this message would not be shared in public and backstage screens

The decision for now is to remove the dataset and regroup on the screen design at a later stage

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated button colors to a specific shade of gray in the Quick Add Block interface.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted placeholder text for 'Events per page' to reflect the new default value.

• Refactor

  • Removed unused public message functionality across various components and services.
  • Cleaned up and reordered styles and grid layout for backstage and public viewer interfaces.

• Style

  • Updated grid layouts and removed specific styles associated with now-unused features.

• Tests

  • Updated end-to-end tests to remove checks for deprecated public message functionality.

• Chores

  • Removed deprecated code and references related to public message display and handling across multiple files.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates aim to standardize the pagination by setting a constant for the number of events per page across various components and removing functionalities related to public screen messages throughout the system. This includes changes in UI components, services, and tests to align with the removal of public message features and enhancements in UI consistency.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../schedule/ScheduleContext.tsx & .../view-params-editor/constants.ts	Standardized the number of events per page to 10. Updated placeholders and initial values accordingly.
.../hooks/useSocket.ts & .../message/MessageControl.tsx & .../viewers/ViewWrapper.tsx & .../viewers/backstage/Backstage.tsx & .../viewers/public/Public.tsx	Removed all functionalities related to public screen messages, including UI components and state management.
.../quick-add-block/QuickAddBlock.tsx	Updated button colors to a specific shade of gray for consistency.
.../viewers/backstage/Backstage.scss & .../viewers/public/Public.scss	Adjusted grid layouts and styles, removed obsolete styles related to the public message container.
.../api-integration/integration.controller.ts & .../services/message-service/MessageService.ts	Removed backend validations and properties related to public messages.
e2e/tests/features/201-message-control.spec.ts & packages/types/src/definitions/runtime/MessageControl.type.ts	Updated test cases and data types to reflect the removal of public message functionalities.

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