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As a user I want to reliably be able to undo a longer chain of commands, and potentially redo them afterwards. What I found is that under some circumstances the properties panel would focus some updated entries forcibly as part of an undo/redo operation, hence breaking the undo/redo flow:
Steps to reproduce
Create a C8 diagram
Model a single execution listener (on the process)
Fill in listener fields
Focus canvas, mass undo (keep CtrlOrCmd + Z pressed)
See that Name input is focussed, and redo does not work
Expected behavior
The properties panel does not forcibly focus a field on undo/redo.
Environment
OS: Ubuntu 24 (Linux)
Camunda Modeler Version: v5.29.0
Execution Platform: [e.g. Camunda 7, Camunda 8]
Installed plug-ins: None
Additional context
The same thing cannot be reproduced in a reasonably long Camunda 7 configuration:
It cannot be reproduced with zeebe:Property, aka extension elements, too:
It cannot be reproduced with IO mappings either, so this may be an execution listener exclusive bug:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
As a user I want to reliably be able to undo a longer chain of commands, and potentially redo them afterwards. What I found is that under some circumstances the properties panel would focus some updated entries forcibly as part of an undo/redo operation, hence breaking the undo/redo flow:
Steps to reproduce
CtrlOrCmd + Z
pressed)Name
input is focussed, and redo does not workExpected behavior
The properties panel does not forcibly focus a field on undo/redo.
Environment
Additional context
The same thing cannot be reproduced in a reasonably long Camunda 7 configuration:
It cannot be reproduced with
zeebe:Property
, aka extension elements, too:It cannot be reproduced with IO mappings either, so this may be an execution listener exclusive bug:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: