히스토리 페이지 개발

[HWAN0218]

Summary

• 히스토리 개발

Issue

• 히스토리 페이지 개발 #67

Scope

• 포함

  • 변경한 내용

• 특이사항

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on developing the history page, which includes renaming and relocating related files, adjusting styles for padding and mobile/tablet chips, and updating import paths to reflect the new file structure. It addresses issue #67.

Highlights

• History Page Development: This pull request implements the history page, addressing issue 히스토리 페이지 개발 #67.
• File Relocation: The pull request involves renaming and relocating files related to the MyHistory component and its associated queries and styles.
• Styling Adjustments: The pull request includes minor adjustments to the styling of the history page, specifically padding and mobile/tablet chip styles.

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Changelog

• src/app/[teamid]/_domain/components/MyHistory/MyHistory.module.css
  • Renamed to src/app/(root)/Myhistory/page.module.css and updated padding values.
• src/app/[teamid]/_domain/components/MyHistory/MyHistory.tsx
  • Renamed to src/app/(root)/Myhistory/page.tsx and updated the import path for styles and queries.
• src/app/[teamid]/_domain/components/MyHistory/queries.ts
  • Renamed to src/app/(root)/Myhistory/queries.ts.

Activity

• HWAN0218 developed the history page.
• HWAN0218 renamed and relocated files related to the MyHistory component.
• HWAN0218 adjusted styles for padding and mobile/tablet chips.
• HWAN0218 updated import paths to reflect the new file structure.

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Code Review

The pull request renames files related to the MyHistory component and adjusts CSS padding values and Chip component styling. The changes primarily involve file restructuring and minor style adjustments. The comments below highlight areas for improvement in CSS consistency and clarity.