Match colors related to severity levels on the vulnerabilities detection dashboard #6793
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Details 🟢 With vulnerabilities states data, go to Vulnerability Detection > Dashboard and ensure the metrics related to severity levels are sharing the colors with the Vulnerabilities by year of publication visualizationChrome - 🟢
Firefox - ⚫ Safari - ⚫ 🟢 The color of metric visualization of High and Medium should have interchanged. Final result: High (orange/yellow tone), Medium (blue tone)Chrome - 🟢
Firefox - ⚫ Safari - ⚫ |
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CR: 🟢
Test UI 🟢
Legend:
⚫: none
🟢: pass
🟡: warning
🔴: fail
⚪: not applicable
UI
| Test | Chrome | Firefox | Safari |
|---|---|---|---|
| With vulnerabilities states data, go to Vulnerability Detection > Dashboard and ensure the metrics related to severity levels are sharing the colors with the Vulnerabilities by year of publication visualization | 🟢 | 🟢 | ⚫ |
| The color of metric visualization of High and Medium should have interchanged. Final result: High (orange/yellow tone), Medium (blue tone) | 🟢 | 🟢 | ⚫ |
Details
🟢 With vulnerabilities states data, go to Vulnerability Detection > Dashboard and ensure the metrics related to severity levels are sharing the colors with the Vulnerabilities by year of publication visualization
Chrome - 🟢
Firefox - 🟢
Safari - ⚫
🟢 The color of metric visualization of High and Medium should have interchanged. Final result: High (orange/yellow tone), Medium (blue tone)
Chrome - 🟢
Firefox - 🟢
Safari - ⚫
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Description
This pull request defines the colors related to vulnerability severity levels on the dashboard of Vulnerability Detection application.
Issues Resolved
#6779
Evidence
Test
Legend:
⚫: none
🟢: pass
🟡: warning
🔴: fail
⚪: not applicable
UI
Details
⚫ With vulnerabilities states data, go to Vulnerability Detection > Dashboard and ensure the metrics related to severity levels are sharing the colors with the Vulnerabilities by year of publication visualization
Chrome - ⚫
Firefox - ⚫
Safari - ⚫
⚫ The color of metric visualization of High and Medium should have interchanged. Final result: High (orange/yellow tone), Medium (blue tone)
Chrome - ⚫
Firefox - ⚫
Safari - ⚫
Check List
yarn test:jest