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Increase height of the Commit Summary area to avoid the use of the Expand button
See original GitHub issueSo the height of the commit-summary-description-container is not optimal. Although we created the shadow to let the user know there is more info below (see here 👇)
I think we ought to increase the height of this area by a few pixels to avoid the following scenario.)
Before user clicks expand:
After user clicks expand:
Literally, I clicked the Expand button to remove the shadow from the sentence. The latter pic seems like a reasonable minimal height… and if there is any text below then we should show the shadow.
1.4.1-beta0, mac
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I think when it’s only 3 lines we can just show them. Then once it hits 4 lines, we still cap it at 3, show the shadow and the expand button, and expand to see lines 4+. This way, we only show the shadow when you’re actually going to be expanding to see more lines. Do we think that’s technically feasible?
@ampinsk I think so. @aryyya has done some similar work for the commit summary box recently in https://github.com/desktop/desktop/pull/5513. any thoughts @aryyya?