Changed the Tooltip in Activity Group

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• Documentation
  • Updated tooltips with more detailed descriptions for delete, disable, activate, export, and add to shared repository actions.

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Walkthrough

The update involves enhancing the user interface by providing more detailed tooltips for various operations within an application. These operations include deleting, disabling, activating, exporting items, and adding them to a shared repository. The tooltips now offer clearer explanations of what each action entails.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../Activities/ActivitiesListViewHelper.cs	Updated tooltips to include detailed descriptions for delete, disable, activate, export, and add to shared repository operations.

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In the code where tooltips dwell,
🐇 A rabbit hopped, revised them well.
Clearer hints now softly say,
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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ae9627f and 07be82c.

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• Ginger/Ginger/Activities/ActivitiesListViewHelper.cs (5 hunks)

Additional comments: 5

Ginger/Ginger/Activities/ActivitiesListViewHelper.cs (5)

• 675-675: The tooltip for deleting an activities group has been updated to provide more information about the action that will be performed. It now indicates that deleting an activities group will also delete all its activities.

• 685-685: The tooltip for disabling an activities group has been updated to provide more information about the action that will be performed. It now indicates that disabling an activities group will also disable all its activities.

• 695-695: The tooltip for activating an activities group has been updated to provide more information about the action that will be performed. It now indicates that activating an activities group will also activate all its activities.

• 734-734: The tooltip for exporting an activities group has been updated to provide more information about the action that will be performed. It now indicates that exporting an activities group will also export all its activities to ALM. However, the visibility of this operation is set to false, which means it will not be shown to the user. If this is intentional, it's fine; otherwise, it might be an oversight that needs correction.

• 753-753: The tooltip for adding an activities group to the shared repository has been updated to provide more information about the action that will be performed. It now indicates that adding an activities group to the shared repository will also add all its activities.