Asked this before but never got an answer, and it seems like an annoying
usability issue.
When I'm editing a commit, why is there both a checkbox and a text field
for adding a new tag to a commit? Would it not make sense to assume that
if I've typed text in the "add a new tag" box, then I intend to add that
tag? If it is left blank, then I don't?
There is an accessibility issue in that the form labels aren't matched
with entries, primarily because there are no <label/> elements. So this
screen doesn't render terribly well for screen reader users, and it is
unclear whether I am canceling a tag or adding a new one. There are two
solutions:
1. Use <label> elements correctly throughout the UI or
2. Just drop the checkbox here.
While <label> everywhere would rock, I think this checkbox is redundant,
so seems like removing it would be the easiest accessibility fix here.
Thanks.
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