03-2725:Remove other tabs from the labs app

[gitcliff]

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Summary

We would like to only retain the Tests ordered tab visible in the app UI .
Other tabs can be added via extensions according to implementation custom needs

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Related Issue

https://openmrs.atlassian.net/browse/O3-2725

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[sherrif10]

LGTM . Thanks @gitcliff. To be specific you are keeping everything constant, isnt it ?

[gitcliff]

LGTM . Thanks @gitcliff. To be specific you are keeping everything constant, isnt it ?

yes for now in regards to the spared tab

[ojwanganto]

Why are we removing the other tabs?

[gitcliff]

Why are we removing the other tabs?

Hello @ojwanganto according to yesterday's call Casey proposed that we only keep this tab visible .other tabs will be kept by implementers that need them ie UgandaEMR and more ones can still be added via extensions when this issue is merged .
All this is brought about by the desire to incorporate two workflows with the lab app ie the min lightweight LIS workflow which necessitates these tabs. The other mainstream external LIS system approach is. where we just have one tab ie Tests Ordered tab and let the LIS work be handle by the external LIS systems ie OpenELIS , Senite .

So am going to make these other tabs configurable via extensions

[ojwanganto]

Makes sense to me. Thanks

[ojwanganto]

Could we then fix whatever is failing and have this merged in? I think it is ready to go. Thanks

[denniskigen]

The CI build is failing because the stylesheet is missing from your diff. Could you please add it, @gitcliff?

[gitcliff]

thanks @denniskigen @ojwanganto ,,,,going to close this one as the detailed work on this has been updated in this PR https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-esm-laboratory/pull/28