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Replace arrow from Glyphicons Halflings with regular Unicode arrow #4299

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@gjvoosten gjvoosten commented Mar 16, 2023

In the report workflow, replace the arrow we used from Glyphicons Halflings, which is no longer included in Bootstrap 5, with a regular Unicode arrow.

Closes AB#633

User changes

  • Report workflow no longer contains an undefined symbol between the workflow steps, but instead shows an arrow.

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  • none

Admin changes

  • none

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  • anet.yml or anet-dictionary.yml needs change
  • db needs migration
  • documentation has changed
  • graphql schema has changed

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  • Described the user behavior in PR body
  • Referenced/updated all related issues
  • commits follow a repo#issue: Title title format and these 7 rules
  • commits have a clean history, otherwise PR may be squash-merged
  • Added and/or updated unit tests
  • Added and/or updated e2e tests
  • Added and/or updated data migrations
  • Updated documentation
  • Resolved all build errors and warnings
  • Opened debt issues for anything not resolved here

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LGTM

@midmarch midmarch merged commit 8380fe7 into main Mar 17, 2023
@midmarch midmarch deleted the AB-633-replace-halflings branch March 17, 2023 13:27
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