fix: display abort status for aborted run
What this PR does? It displays the abort status for the run that is aborted.
Fixes: #526
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Introduced a new “aborted” run status that enhances feedback across the app with clear, localized labels in German, English, Spanish, Japanese, and Chinese.
- The update enhances the visual display of run statuses, ensuring users can easily distinguish an intentionally halted run from other outcomes.
Walkthrough
This pull request adds a new status key, "aborted", with corresponding translations to multiple locale files (German, English, Spanish, Japanese, and Chinese). In addition, the CollapsibleRow component now includes a conditional statement that renders a Chip component when the run status is "aborted". These changes ensure that the aborted status is properly localized and visibly rendered in the user interface without modifying the existing statuses.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| public/locales/de.json, public/locales/en.json, public/locales/es.json, public/locales/ja.json, public/locales/zh.json | Added new translation entry for the "aborted" status (values: "Abgebrochen", "Aborted", "Abortado", "中止されました", "已中止") in the run statuses section. |
| src/components/run/ColapsibleRow.tsx | Added a conditional rendering branch to display a Chip with the localized label when row.status equals "aborted". |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant CR as CollapsibleRow Component
participant T as Translation Module
participant UI as UI Renderer
U->>CR: Load run data (status "aborted")
CR->>T: Request translation for "aborted"
T-->>CR: Return localized label
CR->>UI: Render Chip with "aborted" label
UI-->>U: Display run status Chip
Assessment against linked issues
| Objective | Addressed | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Aborted run status now displays correctly (#526) | ✅ |
Poem
I'm a bunny with a coding heart,
Hopping through files and locales to chart,
Added "aborted" to our status array so fine,
Now every run reflects its design.
With a little hop and a joyful chirp,
I celebrate changes with a carrot "yip!"
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public/locales/de.json(1 hunks) -
public/locales/en.json(1 hunks) -
public/locales/es.json(1 hunks) -
public/locales/ja.json(1 hunks) -
public/locales/zh.json(1 hunks) -
src/components/run/ColapsibleRow.tsx(1 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (6)
public/locales/ja.json (1)
517-518: Added proper Japanese localization for aborted status.The translation "中止されました" correctly captures the meaning of "aborted" in Japanese, complementing the existing status labels.
public/locales/de.json (1)
516-517: Added proper German localization for aborted status.The translation "Abgebrochen" correctly captures the meaning of "aborted" in German, completing the set of status labels.
public/locales/zh.json (1)
517-518: Added proper Chinese localization for aborted status.The translation "已中止" correctly captures the meaning of "aborted" in Chinese, maintaining consistency with other status translations.
public/locales/es.json (1)
517-518: Added proper Spanish localization for aborted status.The translation "Abortado" correctly captures the meaning of "aborted" in Spanish, completing the localization for all run statuses.
src/components/run/ColapsibleRow.tsx (1)
128-128: Added UI display for aborted status.The implementation correctly adds a conditional rendering for the "aborted" status with appropriate styling - using error color to visually indicate a terminated run. This matches the styling for other non-successful states and maintains UI consistency.
public/locales/en.json (1)
524-525: Add "aborted" status key: The new"aborted": "Aborted"entry is correctly added to the"run_status_chips"object, which will allow the UI to display the abort status for runs that have been aborted. Ensure that similar updates are consistently applied across all locale files to maintain proper localization.
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