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@IMB11 IMB11 commented Sep 27, 2025

  • Implements a new alert that shows when the user has used up 75% of their limits for creating projects, collections or orgs.
  • Replaces the DropdownSelect with Chips in the ProjectCreateModal which is much cleaner.
  • Moved all the create modals into the ui/create folder.
  • i18nify'd the whole shebang

@IMB11 IMB11 added enhancement New feature or request frontend labels Sep 27, 2025
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<span>{{ formatMessage(messages.visibilityDescription) }}</span>
</label>
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i'd kinda like these to be radio buttons in the future since I think that style looks nicer, but for now this is fine

@IMB11 IMB11 added this pull request to the merge queue Sep 28, 2025
Merged via the queue into main with commit d418eae Sep 28, 2025
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@Prospector Prospector deleted the cal/dev-288 branch September 29, 2025 18:07
fetchfern pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 1, 2025
* draft: layout for alert

* feat: simplify

* feat: remove dummy data

* fix: lint and widths

* feat: use chips rather than dropdown select

* feat: remove gap from admonition header v body

* Revert "feat: remove gap from admonition header v body"

This reverts commit 46cce52.

* fix: niche fixes

* feat: update for new backend structure

* fix: i18n
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