LIMS-1425: Show samples with no processing as grey#820
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* LIMS-1368: Fix incorrectly summed dose for DC groups when filtered (#803) * LIMS-1099: Limit what can be done with red proteins (#827) * LIMS-14: Show a direct link to the autoprocessing log (#805) * LIMS-1422: Reprocessing dialog edits the end value unpredictably (#819) * LIMS-1424: Show visit for each container if set (#828) * LIMS-1425: Show samples with no processing as grey (#820)
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JIRA ticket: LIMS-1425
Summary:
When ranking samples on a plate by autoprocessing (AP) resolution or completeness, any samples with failed autoprocessing are currently displayed as yellow. This is confusing, they should just be grey, as for samples without any data.
Changes:
#dfdfdf(grey) for all.To test: