[US-8.3 / OBT-215] Move dependency management into a dialog - #23
[US-8.3 / OBT-215] Move dependency management into a dialog#23levigtri wants to merge 2 commits into
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Remove the permanent right-hand dependency column. The phases page now uses a single full-width layout (graph + table), and selecting a phase — from the table row or a graph node — opens a dialog to manage its dependencies. The DependencyPanel drops its standalone card wrapper since it now lives in the modal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Summary
US-8.3 / OBT-215 — The dependency management UI no longer occupies a permanent column on the phases page, so the page feels less cluttered and gives more room to the table and graph.
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PhasesPage.tsx: remove the 2-column grid. The page is now a single full-width column (dependency graph + phases table). Selecting a phase — by clicking a table row or a graph node — opens a dialog to manage that phase's dependencies. Closing the dialog clears the selection.phases/DependencyPanel.tsx: drop the standalonecard.paddedwrapper and the redundant per-phase heading, since it now renders inside the dialog.Type of Change
Testing
npm run typecheck— passnpm run lint— 0 errors (pre-existing ProjectsPage warning only)npm run build— pass