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    So, this may be nit-picking..... but I figured I’d bring it up anyway. I’ve been using Revo for a while now and have really enjoyed the new package management. It’s awesome. But, still, it confuses me when, from the package management manager page, under "updates available I see a RED no or a GREEN yes.... I know that typically YES is good and so green is appropriate - and it’s usually good to show NO as RED.

    But in this case NO is a good thing - you’ve got the most current version - so wouldn’t it be better from a UI perspective to have that color be green? Red makes me do a double-take and think "Do I need to update all my packages?" If I was just glancing at something - green would make me thing "everything’s cool here, no need to update everything"

    It just feels backwards.

    I don’t know enough about extJS to know if this color scheme is just part of the default settings for that framework....

    And like I said, it could be nit-picking, but it catches me every time....

    Thoughts? Am I just being too over-dramatic here? smiley
      Des
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        shaun mccormick | bigcommerce mgr of software engineering, former modx co-architect | github | splittingred.com