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@ashmod ashmod commented Oct 16, 2025

Updates the database_specific section to collapse its top-level keys by default. Users can expand individual entries as needed, similar to how the "Affected versions" section works.

Fixes #4163

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image Hmm... it looks a bit off. I was even thinking just have it like the affected versions above, and then collapsed by default. I think having too many sets of tabs could get confusing.

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ashmod commented Oct 16, 2025

image Hmm... it looks a bit off. I was even thinking just have it like the affected versions above, and then collapsed by default. I think having too many sets of tabs could get confusing.

Hmm yes that looks completely broken. Last I tested it was supposed to look exactly like the affected versions, let me check that.

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ashmod commented Oct 16, 2025

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@jess-lowe This is how it currently looks like on my end, also did a hard reload to make sure it's not cached. Could you confirm if it changes after a hard refresh maybe?

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Ok yes that fixed it. How weird!

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LGTM thanks!

@jess-lowe jess-lowe merged commit 80262a1 into google:master Oct 17, 2025
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Make the highest level of Affected database_specific field collapsible on frontend

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