Merge auto-render ops with the op just before it#856
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This ensures that auto-render is considered as part of a batch edit, thus preventing situations where ctrl-z appears to have no effect. Fixes: mayocream#852
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This would work, but I wonder if we can "batch" auto-render with the previous op. 🤔 |
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The problem is the debouncing. The previous op needs to apply before the ui can update, so we can't afford to wait a debounce cycle. Thus my idea to merge it later and pretend like it was a batch in the first place. |
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I think #801 fixed it via batching with previous op |
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This ensures that auto-render is considered as part of a batch edit, thus preventing situations where ctrl-z appears to have no effect.
Note that I don't update the record on-disk, so when reloading it will be treated as a separate entry. Let me know if you want me to try to figure out a way to resolve this as part of the MR.
Fixes: #852
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