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Feature/wishlist refresh #10842
Feature/wishlist refresh #10842
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Thanks for taking a crack at this!
<button type="button" className="dim-button" onClick={reloadAllWishListsEvent}> | ||
<AppIcon icon={refreshIcon} /> {t('WishListRoll.Refresh')} | ||
</button> |
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If GitHub really does cache for 10 minutes, we probably need to show a warning when this is clicked that explains why it might not be fresh.
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I am learning the patterns still, thought I could add a notification block in the handleReloadEvent right after the update completes reminding them as well as saying "we did it, promise"
chore: code review feedback on changelog format Co-authored-by: Ben Hollis <[email protected]>
chore: standard react event name over established pattern per code review suggestion Co-authored-by: Ben Hollis <[email protected]>
chore: revert to prior attempt without changeUrl Wrapper Co-authored-by: Ben Hollis <[email protected]>
@bhollis I think I got all the feedback incorporated for another code review |
Added button in the settings screen to force reloading wishlists. Feature linked: #7659