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Unset Gauge limits are being handled as 0 #5139
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A fix for this caused a regression that made the limits not display at all. Work being done in the |
Testathon 6/23/22:
Still need to verify this, misunderstood directions 😔 Caveat:
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Testathon 6/27/22: Still see what Jesse is seeing about the property change is not implemented until you move to a different object and come back. |
Testathon 6/27/22: Could not get Gauge limits to show up at all-- Gauge stayed completely grey with various limit values |
General issue filed here #5398 Will reverify |
Testing NotesSee #5323 |
verified (although i had to create two gauges to compare as there is a forms mutation bug preventing exact replication steps from working) |
Summary
If a low and/or high limit is not set for a Gauge, it is treated by the Gauge as if it was actually set to 0. Instead, that limit should not be displayed at all. The fix here is to use a
v-if="lowLimit !== empty
instead of the currentnull
check.Steps to Reproduce
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Testing Notes
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