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Populate previous settings upon selecting a repo #157

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keanelekenns opened this issue Feb 28, 2022 · 2 comments
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Populate previous settings upon selecting a repo #157

keanelekenns opened this issue Feb 28, 2022 · 2 comments
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Currently we are able to retrieve a repository's settings upon selecting a new repo. The settings are retrieved in ToolManager.tsx inside the setSelectedRepoFromDrawer function. This task is to use those retrieved settings to populate the options in the GUI.

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Upon selecting a repo, if the repo has saved settings, the user is prompted:
That repo has settings already saved. Would you like to load them? YES/NO?
Then regardless of what they choose, when they press the submit button, if the repo already has settings saved, we ask them:
That repo has settings already saved. Would you like to overwrite them? YES/NO?

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skorsch commented Mar 4, 2022

(Closed this before seeing dereks comment) But currently there is frontend support for previous instance cards, needs testing with the database

@skorsch skorsch closed this as completed Mar 7, 2022
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