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[GitHub] [superset] graceguo-supercat edited a comment on pull request #17751: fix: [alert] add tooltip message for alert threshold value

graceguo-supercat edited a comment on pull request #17751:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/pull/17751#issuecomment-994109174


   Server-side has validation, front-end doesn't really need to do extra validation, no matter its decimal or letter.
   
   `why let the user type in something invalid at all`? why not? I think it is ok to let user type in whatever they want, server-side will prevent bad data get into database. As a Superset user come to Alert setting page, i assume he /she will type in values with his/her common sense. When error / exception showing up, he/she will check tooltip and adjust his/her behavior after that. 
   


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