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[jira] [Created] (ATLAS-5373) Atlas React UI: Extremely long entity names break layout in "Latest Entities Created" widget

Brijesh Bhalala created ATLAS-5373:
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             Summary: Atlas React UI: Extremely long entity names break layout in "Latest Entities Created" widget
                 Key: ATLAS-5373
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ATLAS-5373
             Project: Atlas
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components:  atlas-core
    Affects Versions: 2.5.0
            Reporter: Brijesh Bhalala
            Assignee: Brijesh Bhalala
         Attachments: image (3).png

Got it! Here is the updated Jira Description that strictly focuses on the bug from a user's perspective, removing the technical code analysis:

*Bug Description:*
In the Atlas React Dashboard, the "Latest Entities Created" widget fails to properly truncate extremely long entity names. Instead of appending an ellipsis (`...`) when the text overflows the container, the entity name wraps onto multiple lines endlessly. This pushes the content down, stretching the widget vertically and breaking the overall dashboard layout.

*Steps to Reproduce:*
1. Create a new entity with an exceptionally long `name` or `qualifiedName` (e.g., a massive SQL query string as seen in some lineage/process entities).
2. Navigate to the Atlas Dashboard overview page.
3. Observe the "Latest Entities Created" widget on the right side.

*Actual Behavior:*
The long entity name text wraps onto multiple lines, expanding the list item height drastically and ruining the compact widget layout.

*Expected Behavior:*
The entity name should remain strictly on a single line. If it exceeds the available horizontal space, it should truncate cleanly with an ellipsis (`...`) so the widget layout remains constrained and visually neat.



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