Remove "Ready" image boot priority arrows
Ready images do not have a priority.
Priority is for "Active" images to determine which image to boot from.
Only images on the GUI that are "Active" or "Functional" (on the GUI
we call "Active" images that have the functional association
"Functional") should have a Boot Priority.
Tested: Verified no priority on Ready images.
Change-Id: I5a527ed4bed9d686a746e3759f50fa9bb8b7988a
Signed-off-by: Gunnar Mills <gmills@us.ibm.com>
diff --git a/app/common/directives/firmware-list.html b/app/common/directives/firmware-list.html
index 2afbf0a..40fd1ac 100644
--- a/app/common/directives/firmware-list.html
+++ b/app/common/directives/firmware-list.html
@@ -26,11 +26,11 @@
<span class="table__cell-label">Boot priority:</span>
<div class="icon icon__up-arrow" aria-hidden="true" ng-class="{'icon-as-spacer':$first}"
ng-click="!$first && changePriority(firmware.imageId, firmware.Version, firmware.Priority, firmware.Priority - 1)"
- ng-show="firmware.activationStatus == 'Functional' || firmware.activationStatus == 'Ready'">
+ ng-show="firmware.activationStatus == 'Functional' || firmware.activationStatus == 'Active'">
<span class="accessible-text">firmware up in priority</span></div>
<div class="icon icon__down-arrow" aria-hidden="true" ng-class="{'icon-as-spacer':$last}"
ng-click="!$last && changePriority(firmware.imageId, firmware.Version, firmware.Priority, firmware.Priority + 1)"
- ng-hide="firmware.activationStatus == 'Ready'">
+ ng-show="firmware.activationStatus == 'Functional' || firmware.activationStatus == 'Active'">
<span class="accessible-text">firmware down in priority</span></div>
</div>
<div class="table__cell firmware__active">