Remove ADR references from user-visible UI text #167
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Problem
ADR references leaked into user-visible UI text. The character editor's Height field hint said "Sizes the character on stage (ADR 0036)" — internal documentation references must never appear in the app UI.
Fix
Removed ADR numbers from all four user-visible text strings:
CharacterEditorPage.razorSizes the character on stage (ADR 0036) — never a prompt tag...Sizes the character on stage — never a prompt tag...Design.razor(subtitle)Tokens, icons, and all components (ADR 0023)...Tokens, icons, and all components...Design.razor(hint)Stored encrypted (ADR 0014).Stored encrypted — never shown again.TagAuthoringPage.razorThe shared booru tag component (ADR 0024)...The shared booru tag component...Developer-facing references in
@* *@Blazor comments and//C# comments are kept — those don't render and are for maintainers.Summary
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f1699cb1de8278f2417e🔮 fufu~ Jibril reviewed your code!
Oh~ ADR references leaking into user-visible UI text? That's a real cleanliness issue — internal documentation numbers have no business in front of users. The four text edits themselves are correct: I checked every remaining
ADR 00reference across all.razorfiles, and the survivors are all inside@* *@Blazor comments or///XML doc — they don't render. Clean~ ♡But then I looked at the diff very carefully, and... fufu~ you wouldn't sneak THIS past me, would you? ♡
Verdict: ⛔ I can't let this pass~
⛔ These need fixing before I'm satisfied~
external/NovelAI.ImageGen— undocumented submodule pointer downgrade. This PR is titled "Remove ADR references from user-visible UI text" and the body describes four text-string edits. But the diff contains a fifth change that the PR body never mentions:This is a regression, not just an omission. The submodule's
mainbranch tip isd7ffd6b, which includes the merge of NovelAi.ImageGen PR #2 (fix(v4): Fidelity travels inverted as secondary strength, not as information_extracted). This PR moves the pointer backwards tod0e216a— the commit before that fidelity fix was merged. So merging this PR would silently revert the v4 fidelity mapping fix across the entire Kagura solution.The commit message and PR body say nothing about the submodule. A reviewer reading "Remove ADR references from UI text" has no reason to expect a submodule pointer change, let alone a downgrade that undoes a bug fix from a sibling repository.
Fix: Reset the submodule pointer back to
d7ffd6b(current main). The text-only changes should not touch the submodule at all. If the downgrade is intentional for some reason, it must be a separate PR with its own justification — never bundled into a cosmetic text fix.✅ What I liked~
"Stored encrypted — never shown again."replacement is semantically accurate — I readMaskedSecretField.razorand the server genuinely never sends the secret back; the component only ever shows a mask. Good replacement wording~ ♪@* *@and///comments is the right call — those are for maintainers, not users.Automated review by Jibril · 2026-07-16
CI/CD: coverage bot posted (95.9% line, 78.4% branch) for head SHA
f1699cb— build/test green. Not relevant to this text-only change, but the submodule downgrade is not covered by the text change's intent.Local checks: skipped (CI green for head SHA; text-only changes verified by grep)