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@MohitMaulekhi MohitMaulekhi commented Dec 21, 2025

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This PR improves the onboarding experience by introducing a user prompt on first launch that asks whether they want to view the tutorial, instead of automatically displaying it. This gives users control over their onboarding flow while keeping the tutorial easily accessible.

Fixes #529

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  • Tests have been added or updated to cover the changes
  • Documentation has been updated to reflect the changes
  • Code follows the established coding style guidelines
  • All tests are passing

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@SGI-CAPP-AT2 pls review

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Change to have outline to Show Tutorial and Swap positions of both buttons.

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SGI-CAPP-AT2 commented Dec 28, 2025

Also change button texts with
Show Tutorial: Keep Tutorials
No, Thanks: Skip all Tutorials
and make sure to have translation in every languages

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@SGI-CAPP-AT2 I suggest using a vertical alignment for the buttons, as “Keep Tutorials” is the primary action and “Skip” is secondary. Placing the Keep Tutorials button at the top with default focus, and the Skip option below it with a smaller font and without an outline, may improve clarity and usability.

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@SGI-CAPP-AT2 Apologies for the inactivity, should i update code according to the suggestions by sanat jha??

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@SGI-CAPP-AT2 Apologies for the inactivity, should i update code according to the suggestions by sanat jha??

Yes, ig that will look good

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@SGI-CAPP-AT2 Please re review

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Add user prompt to optionally skip tutorial on first launch

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