Change button colour background to the `Draft` PR label
See original GitHub issueIt’s nice to have “labels” on our pull requests, though with a Draft
pull request this isn’t always practical, though when you view a list of PRs the Draft
PR label/status is easily missed, adding a light grey background colour to the Draft
text would help make these stand out a little clearer IMHO.
Example URL: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pulls
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I don’t think draft PRs should stand out, but the opposite, like you said next:
The gray does that, but the size doesn’t; the visual weight is higher.
I’d go as far as dimming the whole line instead.
Regular
Now
Suggested
Opacity 0.7
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