feat: do not display backup size of 0 for in-progress backup

[houhoucoop]

What this PR does / why we need it

• do not display 0 size for in-progress backups until completion

Issue

[IMPROVEMENT] Do not display backup size of 0 for in-progress backup #9783

Test Result

• Create a backup and hover over the camera icon to view the tooltip
• The tooltip should not display Size: 0 Bi
• It should show the correct size once the backup is complete

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Additional documentation or context

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the snapshot size display to show the size only when it is a positive value, resulting in clearer and more accurate information for users.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the SnapshotIcon function in the Snapshot component. It replaces a basic size display with a conditional rendering block that checks whether backupStatusObject.size or snapshotObject.size is greater than zero before displaying the size. If the condition is met, the size is rendered using the formatMib function, with preference given to backupStatusObject.size. There are no changes to the exported or public entities.

Changes

File	Summary
src/components/.../Snapshot.js	Modified the SnapshotIcon function to conditionally render the snapshot size. The change verifies if either backupStatusObject.size or snapshotObject.size is > 0, and uses formatMib to format the size, prioritizing backupStatusObject.size.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant UI
    participant SnapshotIcon
    participant FormatMib

    UI->>SnapshotIcon: Render SnapshotIcon
    SnapshotIcon->>SnapshotIcon: Check if backupStatusObject.size or snapshotObject.size > 0
    alt Condition met
        SnapshotIcon->>FormatMib: Call formatMib(size)
        FormatMib-->>SnapshotIcon: Return formatted size
        SnapshotIcon-->>UI: Display size paragraph with formatted value
    else Condition not met
        SnapshotIcon-->>UI: Display without size
    end

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Suggested reviewers

• derekbit
• a110605

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[derekbit]

What if the backup size is really 0 after completing the backup?

[houhoucoop]

In what scenario can the backup size be 0?