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  • ensure logs header text is black in light theme

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  • pre-commit run --files services/budCustomer/src/app/(app)/logs/page.tsx

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_b_68ab2c6c82648326aa89a02db8fae32c

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Hello @jithinAB, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request addresses a UI visibility issue where the "Logs" header text was not properly visible in light mode. The change ensures that the header text maintains appropriate contrast by explicitly setting its color to black in light themes and white in dark themes, thereby improving readability across different user interface modes.

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  • UI Fix: Modified services/budCustomer/src/app/(app)/logs/page.tsx to include a hClass prop on the PageHeader component. This prop explicitly sets the header text color to black (#000000) in light mode and white (#FFFFFF) in dark mode, resolving a visibility issue.
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This pull request addresses a visibility issue with the logs page header in light mode by applying a specific text color. The fix is effective, but it uses hardcoded hex color values. My review includes a suggestion to improve maintainability by using Tailwind's standard color names instead, which will make the code more robust to theme changes.

<div className="boardPageTop">
<PageHeader
headding="Logs"
hClass="!text-[#000000] dark:!text-[#FFFFFF]"
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medium

While this fixes the visibility issue in light mode, using hardcoded hex color values like #000000 and #FFFFFF is not ideal for maintainability, especially in a themed application. It's better to use Tailwind's built-in color names.

This makes the code more readable and resilient to future theme changes. If the theme's definition of black or white changes, your code will automatically adapt.

Suggested change
hClass="!text-[#000000] dark:!text-[#FFFFFF]"
hClass="!text-black dark:!text-white"

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