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Remove Language and Tools from Homepage Project Filters #8369
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Remove Language and Tools from Homepage Project Filters #8369
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Way to go, caz001!
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The pull request was done with the correct branch.
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There's a linked issue. I read/understood it.
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Your code edit in the Files Changed tab looks good.
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Using Docker, I can see the deletion of the Languages section and the Tools section in Filters sidebar.
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Review ETA: 10/16/25 |
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Hi @caz002, great job working on this issue!
- The PR was done with the correct branch and linked issue
- The changes made are applicable to the issue and filters work as intended
- The source code looks great
Fixes #8352
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