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[aaradhya-egov]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated text in the master detail view for improved clarity.
  • Added new features for editing and deleting employees in the HRMS module.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted the source of the description text for better context in the user interface.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes involve modifications to two files related to the SetupMaster component. In SetupMaster.js, the displayed text for the CardText component is updated to reference config?.masterDescription instead of config?.description, refining the context for the master detail view. In setupMasterConfig.js, two new feature objects are added to the HRMS section, enhancing employee management capabilities. The overall structure and logic of the components remain unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
micro-ui/web/micro-ui-internals/packages/modules/sandbox/src/pages/employee/applicationMgmt/SetupMaster.js	Updated CardText to use config?.masterDescription instead of config?.description.
micro-ui/web/micro-ui-internals/packages/modules/sandbox/src/pages/employee/applicationMgmt/config/setupMasterConfig.js	Added two new features, "HRMS_EDIT_EMPLOYEE" and "HRMS_DELETE_EMPLOYEE", to the HRMS section.

Possibly related PRs

• setup master screen enhancement  #1387: The changes in sandbox.scss include new styles that enhance the layout and design of the sandbox components, which may relate to the overall UI adjustments in SetupMaster.js.
• sandbox enhancement #1411: The modifications in sandbox.scss introduce new classes and styles that could complement the visual updates made in SetupMaster.js, particularly in terms of layout and design consistency.
• Update SetupMaster.js #1422: The updates to the button component in SetupMaster.js involve changes in styling that may align with the broader CSS enhancements made in related PRs.
• bug fixes for sandbox #1439: The bug fixes and updates in sandbox.scss may indirectly affect the styling and layout of components like SetupMaster.js, ensuring a cohesive user interface.

Suggested reviewers

• jagankumar-egov

🐇 In the garden, I hop and play,
With changes brightening up the day.
A master detail, oh what a sight,
New features added, all feels just right!
With every tweak, our work’s a dance,
Let’s celebrate this coding chance! 🌼

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