fix: keyboard nav, aria-labels, replace native confirm dialogs#346
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pradeeban merged 2 commits intoControlCore-Project:devfrom Mar 1, 2026
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@pradeeban quick note: I intentionally removed confirm from forcePullFromServer instead of re-adding it via modal. it’s only hit programmatically (init / empty action history), and prompting there felt noisy and brittle. if you want strict parity, I can wire the same app modal back in there. Please lmk thanks, goodnight :) |
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fixes #343
went through the keyboard/SR pass mentioned in the issue. kept it tight... behavior first, then labels, no broad refactor.
SET_CONFIRM_MODAL in reducer holds { open, message, onConfirm }, graph-core classes dispatch it, GraphWorkspace renders the single global ConfirmModal and calls onConfirm on confirm. everything else is one-liners.