Do not truncate vulnerability report filter dropdown items
What does this MR do?
On the vulnerability report, we have a bunch of filter dropdowns:
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Previously, if a dropdown item was too long for the dropdown, the text was truncated. This MR changes it to line wrap instead. It's important that the user be able to see the entire text at once, particularly for the project filter where the project names are regularly long enough to cause truncation.
| Previous behavior, truncated names | This MR, no longer truncating |
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How to setup and validate locally (strongly suggested)
- Enable the
vuln_report_new_project_filterfeature flag:
rails c
Feature.enable(:vuln_report_new_project_filter)-
Clone this project locally: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-examples/security/security-reports
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Run a pipeline against the master branch.
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View the
Security & Compliance->Vulnerability Report.
Does this MR meet the acceptance criteria?
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Related to #338510 (closed)
Edited by Daniel Tian