Remove tooltip from "Apply" button for suggestions
What does this MR do and why?
- The tooltip was information, used to let the user know that applying the suggestion would also resolve all related threads.
- The tooltip sometimes made it so that the "Apply" button was not accessible.
- Several people have experienced this issue as frustrating UX.
- Rather than fixing the tooltip, this MR suggests moving this information into helper text and removing the tooltip altogether when the "Apply" button is enabled.
- This MR keeps the tooltip in place then the "Apply" button is disabled.
- Came up in Slack a a UX issue when the browser is a certain size
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How to set up and validate locally
- Create a merge request and suggest 1 or more changes
- Click on the "Apply suggestions" dropdwn
- The "Apply" button should not have a tooltip and the default commit message should indicate that applying the suggested changes will resolve the related threads.
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Edited by Jessie Young