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Hey. Greetings of the day. I feel I might be able to solve this bug as I feel it is some minor CSS issue which can be changed both in the CSS file or by injecting the required code via js. Can someone help me in getting started as I am completely new to the world of open source?
Once you've managed to recreate the bug, you can then either a) inspect the HTML and look for some identifiable classes/ids etc (which will then allow you to find the relevant .haml or .vue component or b) use Vue Dev Tools which allows similar inspection of Vue componenets in the browser
It's unlikely the fix will be css as such. Although that is quite possibly the problem (e.g. we're setting the css to make the button appear disabled, but not actually disabling it).
Hopefully it's a Vue component but regardless, it should be reasonably easy to figure out how to correctly conditionally disable the button. If it's a GlButton you'll be able to easily find other implementations where we're conditionally disabling... and/or you can refer to the GitLab UI docs: https://gitlab-org.gitlab.io/gitlab-ui/?path=/docs/base-button--default
It sounds like you may already have managed some of the above.
Let me know if you've found the relevant file and if you have any questions.
We are actually running a contributor event this Tuesday/Wednesday so I expect there to be plenty of hands around to help then too- this would be a fun one to collaborate on