Add tooltip over delete button of comment

[grvsachdeva]

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Add the tooltip "Delete comment" for comment delete button just like we have for other options on the comment

• 📝 Update You need to update these lines for implementing the change - https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/blob/master/app/views/notes/_comment.html.erb#L87-L89

Also, attach the screenshot of the updated view by going over to any research note/question on localhost and taking a screenshot of the comment posted over there

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[grvsachdeva]

This issue is created for @cassianoblonski. Thanks!

[cassianoblonski]

i'm working on this.

[cassianoblonski]

its fine if I add the tooltip over edit comment button too, or better leave for another first timer?

edit: I followed the installation doc on the Readme and got a problem on:
Standard Installation
4. Install gems with bundle install --without production mysql
needed to change to 'mysql2' to work, otherwise I got the error "mysql2 is not part of the bundle. Add it to your Gemfile" (the mysql2 is on the Gemfile under production group)

I can fix the Readme too if needed just open a issue or reply me here and then I create the PR with both fixes or with your instructions.

[grvsachdeva]

its fine if I add the tooltip over edit comment button too, or better leave for another first timer?

Let's keep it for another first-timer.

edit: I followed the installation doc on the Readme and got a problem on:
Standard Installation

4. Install gems with bundle install --without production mysql
   needed to change to 'mysql2' to work, otherwise I got the error "mysql2 is not part of the bundle. Add it to your Gemfile" (the mysql2 is on the Gemfile under production group)
   I can fix the Readme too if needed just open a issue or reply me here and then I create the PR with both fixes or with your instructions.

The fix has been merged recently, so update your branch and then try. Thanks!

[grvsachdeva]

@cassianoblonski

[shridhiaggarwal]

Hi @gauravano , Is this issue still open to work ?
and may i solve this issue ?

[grvsachdeva]

Hi @aggarwal19 , this issue is assigned to @cassianoblonski . But, we would love to have your help with other issues, you can find more issues at https://code.publiclab.org/#r=all and if you can't find any unclaimed issue there, feel free to comment below or in the Gitter channel - https://gitter.im/publiclab/publiclab, so that we can try to help you in finding a good issue to start with or maybe create a new issue for you.

Thanks!

[shridhiaggarwal]

@gauravano , it would great if you could provide me the first timer only issue .
Thank you

[grvsachdeva]

Added your name to the list @aggarwal19. Will ping you soon with an FTO. Thanks!

[Jenniline]

Hi I am an Outreachy applicant new to open source and willing to learn. @gauravano can i work on this issue too or be assigned a task to on it?