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Adding a foo: bar label and then a foo label causes the first label to be overwritten, and only foo to remain.
(Similarly in the opposite order, only foo: bar remains - the latter option always wins.)
This happens both when editing in one go, and when adding these sequentially.
(I assume that in itself is not a bug, and it's just caused by labels being a hash.)
But we should at least indicate that something like that will happen, for example by making all but the last foo* greyer, or redder, with a title/(?) saying it will get removed. Or something :)
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Adding a
foo: bar
label and then afoo
label causes the first label to be overwritten, and onlyfoo
to remain.(Similarly in the opposite order, only
foo: bar
remains - the latter option always wins.)This happens both when editing in one go, and when adding these sequentially.
(I assume that in itself is not a bug, and it's just caused by labels being a hash.)
But we should at least indicate that something like that will happen, for example by making all but the last
foo*
greyer, or redder, with a title/(?)
saying it will get removed. Or something :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: