Icons cleanup (rebased onto dev_5_0) #1958
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--rebased-from #1957 |
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Maybe it is okay to get rid of the actual files |
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It's certainly looking okay in practice on gretzky this afternoon. |
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@aleksandra-tarkowska : are the PNGs not used elsewhere? |
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@mtbc, discussed that with Will, and we agreed to not remove anything, just change the name. Ownership indicator has been turned on and off few times in the past. |
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Good to merge, then. |
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This is the same as gh-1957 but rebased onto dev_5_0.
it turned out that there were still places where icons for shared data were indicating the difference. in order to test it check all tabs: data, tags, public whether ownership is not indicated by either 'red dot' or 'lock'