Merge lp://qastaging/~mterry/podbird/theme-colors into lp://qastaging/podbird/devel
Proposed by
Michael Terry
Status: | Needs review |
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Proposed branch: | lp://qastaging/~mterry/podbird/theme-colors |
Merge into: | lp://qastaging/podbird/devel |
Prerequisite: | lp://qastaging/~mterry/podbird/ok |
Diff against target: |
1190 lines (+91/-228) 27 files modified
app/components/ActionButton.qml (+2/-2) app/components/Card.qml (+3/-3) app/components/CustomProgressBar.qml (+2/-2) app/components/CustomSectionHeader.qml (+2/-2) app/components/EmptyState.qml (+3/-3) app/components/HeaderListItem.qml (+0/-1) app/components/SingleValueListItem.qml (+1/-2) app/components/Walkthrough.qml (+4/-4) app/podbird.qml (+2/-8) app/settings/About.qml (+0/-7) app/settings/CleanSetting.qml (+1/-5) app/settings/Credits.qml (+0/-1) app/settings/DownloadSetting.qml (+1/-5) app/settings/ThemeSetting.qml (+1/-5) app/themes/Dark.qml (+7/-23) app/themes/Light.qml (+7/-23) app/ui/EpisodesPage.qml (+13/-28) app/ui/EpisodesTab.qml (+6/-24) app/ui/FullPlayingView.qml (+11/-12) app/ui/NowPlayingPage.qml (+0/-7) app/ui/PlayerControls.qml (+14/-7) app/ui/PodcastsTab.qml (+1/-11) app/ui/Queue.qml (+2/-3) app/ui/SearchPage.qml (+3/-17) app/ui/SettingsPage.qml (+3/-21) app/welcomewizard/Slide1.qml (+1/-1) app/welcomewizard/Slide7.qml (+1/-1) |
To merge this branch: | bzr merge lp://qastaging/~mterry/podbird/theme-colors |
Related bugs: |
Reviewer | Review Type | Date Requested | Status |
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Nekhelesh Ramananthan | Needs Information | ||
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Commit message
Update colors to match current Ubuntu theme colors.
Description of the change
Use system theme light/dark colors instead of custom ones.
This also reduces the use of green to just positive button actions. Blue is used instead for progress and selected states, like other apps.
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Unmerged revisions
- 150. By Michael Terry
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Whoops, remove testing string
- 149. By Michael Terry
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Use theme colors more consistently
Hmm I am having doubts about this. The green color we use is part of the app branding. Reverting this to the system colors defies this purpose. I'll defer this decision to Michael Sheldon.