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When a user places an activity directive onto the timeline, the directive will be populated with default values for parameters if they exist. If a user modifies these parameter values, there is a small color indicator that changes from green to yellow to indicate that the value is now different than the default. If a user then changes that parameter value back to the default, the color indicator remains yellow.
Note that there is a feature that allows you to "reset" the modified value back to its default, which will change the color indicator back to green even if the user had already changed the parameter back to its default value manually. Perhaps this was intended behavior, but I would argue it is not intuitive behavior. The color indicator to me should indicate whether the value has been modified from its default, not just that it has been modified at least once.
Reproduction
Pick any model that has a activity with default parameters, modify the parameter, modify it again back to the default, and you should see the color indicator remain yellow.
Logs
No response
System Info
aerie-test
Severity
Minor
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Checked for duplicates
Yes - I've already checked
Is this a regression?
No - This is a new bug
Version
3.1.1
Describe the bug
When a user places an activity directive onto the timeline, the directive will be populated with default values for parameters if they exist. If a user modifies these parameter values, there is a small color indicator that changes from green to yellow to indicate that the value is now different than the default. If a user then changes that parameter value back to the default, the color indicator remains yellow.
Note that there is a feature that allows you to "reset" the modified value back to its default, which will change the color indicator back to green even if the user had already changed the parameter back to its default value manually. Perhaps this was intended behavior, but I would argue it is not intuitive behavior. The color indicator to me should indicate whether the value has been modified from its default, not just that it has been modified at least once.
Reproduction
Pick any model that has a activity with default parameters, modify the parameter, modify it again back to the default, and you should see the color indicator remain yellow.
Logs
No response
System Info
Severity
Minor
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: