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To me personally, the combination of the color green for a closed alert is unexpected, as the green indicates more that something is "ready" or "active".
I suggest to align the colors with the OpsGenie web UI. Here they use:
Red for an open, not acknowledged alert (#b23120 in dark, #d8351f in light)
Light blue for an acknowledged alert (#a4adba in dark, #dfecfe in light)
Transparent, gray outline only for a closed alert
OpsGenie web UI screenshots
Open (dark theme)
Open (light theme)
Acknowledged (dark theme)
Acknowledged (light theme)
Closed (dark theme)
Closed (light theme)
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The alerts list component (
EntityOpsgenieAlertsCard
) shows alerts with a colored dot that indicates status. Example:Currently
theme.palette.status.ok
(green)theme.palette.status.warning
(yellow)theme.palette.status.error
(red)Source: https://github.com/K-Phoen/backstage-plugin-opsgenie/blob/v0.6.6/src/components/AlertsTable/StatusChip.tsx
To me personally, the combination of the color green for a closed alert is unexpected, as the green indicates more that something is "ready" or "active".
I suggest to align the colors with the OpsGenie web UI. Here they use:
#b23120
in dark,#d8351f
in light)#a4adba
in dark,#dfecfe
in light)OpsGenie web UI screenshots
Open (dark theme)
Open (light theme)
Acknowledged (dark theme)
Acknowledged (light theme)
Closed (dark theme)
Closed (light theme)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: