Non-GingerOps Env are editable now

[AmanPrasad43]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the logic for enabling/disabling the Application Name and Description text boxes based on the updated condition related to the GOpsFlag.

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The changes involve a modification in the constructor of the ApplicationPage class located in the Ginger/Ginger/Environments/ApplicationPage.xaml.cs file. The conditional logic that checks the GOpsFlag property has been updated to reference the mEnvApplication object instead of the mContext.Environment object. This change influences the enabling and disabling of the ApplicationNameTextBox and DescriptionTextBox controls based on the value of the GOpsFlag.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
Ginger/Ginger/Environments/ApplicationPage.xaml.cs	Modified the conditional check for GOpsFlag from mContext.Environment to mEnvApplication.

Possibly related PRs

• Bug fix/ginger ops #3927: Modifies the logic for handling the GOpsFlag, directly related to the enabling/disabling of text boxes.
• Renaming of GingerAnalytics to GingerOps #3914: Focuses on renaming components but involves changes to the GingerOps context relevant to the GOpsFlag.
• 2024.2 Official Release Blocker issue fixes #3718: Includes changes to the EnvApplication.cs file, which may relate to the logic around the GOpsFlag.

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• Maheshkale447

Poem

🐇 In the code where logic flows,
A flag was changed, as everyone knows.
Text boxes now dance, enabled or not,
With GOpsFlag guiding the plot!
Hooray for the tweaks that make things bright,
In our coding garden, all feels just right! 🌼

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Ginger/Ginger/Environments/ApplicationPage.xaml.cs (1)

Line range hint 52-56: LGTM. Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The change from mContext.Environment.GOpsFlag to mEnvApplication.GOpsFlag aligns with the PR objective of making non-GingerOps environments editable. This modification allows for more granular control at the application level rather than the environment level.

To ensure this change doesn't introduce unintended side effects, please run the following verification:

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this condition for better code maintainability. For example:

// Disable editing for GingerOps applications
if (mEnvApplication.GOpsFlag)
{
    ApplicationNameTextBox.IsEnabled = false;
    DescriptionTextBox.IsEnabled = false;
}

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