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fix: Busy button should display wait cursor and have aria-busy #93793

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@priscilawebdev priscilawebdev commented Jun 18, 2025

I was unable to make my cursor appear in my recordings, so unfortunately, there are no before-and-after images.

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@getsentry/design-engineering I would probably like to streamline the API for busy and disabled a bit. Currently its two booleans, but can you really be in both states? We sometimes set both flags:

busy={isAccepting}
disabled={isAccepting}

so which cursor you then get depends on how its implemented ...

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