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| destructive: | ||
| "destructive group border-destructive bg-destructive text-destructive-foreground", | ||
| "destructive group border-destructive bg-destructive text-destructive-foreground bg-red-100", |
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Avoid conflicting background utilities.
Adding bg-red-100 alongside bg-destructive results in two competing background classes. If your goal is to lighten the destructive toast, prefer a semantic opacity utility (e.g. bg-destructive/20) or remove the original bg-destructive so only the intended color applies. This avoids hard-coding palette colors and ensures theming consistency (including dark mode).
Do you want to swap to an opacity-based class like bg-destructive/10 instead of bg-red-100?
Avoid conflicting background utilities.
Adding bg-red-100 alongside bg-destructive results in two competing background classes. If your goal is to lighten the destructive toast, prefer a semantic opacity utility (e.g. bg-destructive/20) or remove the original bg-destructive so only the intended color applies. This avoids hard-coding palette colors and ensures theming consistency (including dark mode).
Do you want to swap to an opacity-based class like bg-destructive/10 instead of bg-red-100?
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In apps/app/src/components/ui/toast.tsx around lines 31 to 32, the class list
for the destructive toast includes both bg-destructive and bg-red-100, causing
conflicting background styles. To fix this, remove bg-red-100 and replace it
with a semantic opacity utility like bg-destructive/10 or bg-destructive/20 to
lighten the background while preserving theming and dark mode consistency.
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