It would be helpful of the summary contained some description of what this diff is supposed to do. Linking to the issue helps to explain the whole stack, but having something diff-specific will be even better (@palys-swm)

In the past, there was an ellipsis button that when clicked would reveal a menu with possible actions ("Create sidebar", "Reply").

In the future, the icons for each action will be displayed in a row. But, we still want to display an informative "alt text" tooltip when the icons are hovered over.

In this diff we're making the tooltip content static and triggering it "onMouseEnter" instead of onClick

This approach allows quickly checking what's going on instead of having to download and open each file. (@palys-swm)

Ah sorry about that, I use Safari and it opens the videos directly in the browser. I keep forgetting that isn't the case in Chrome (guessing there's some header that would fix that).

In the future I'll just drag the videos in.

When working with stacks, always set depends on relationship between diffs, so that the stack can be easily navigated. (@palys-swm)

Will do that going forward

Separately, regarding the design – it's not clear to me when we're still keeping the "Create sidebar" overlay... that doesn't seem to be covered by the Figma designs. (@ashoat)

Am I missing something? By "overlay" are you referring to the tooltip?

If adding the arrow would take significant effort, we can also keep the current approach. (@palys-swm)

The Figma designs do have an arrow, and the intention is the match that design.

This diff and the next few are more about refactoring and moving things to the right place. The styling (arrow, tooltip positioning, fg/bg colors, etc) will be addressed later in the stack.

rebase before landing