Resolving a conversation in a review comment deletes draft reply #23563
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Hi there! Just an unexpected behavior report. Steps to reproduce:
Expected behaviorEither I can open up the conversation and my draft reply is still there, or the conversation isn’t minimized when I resolve it but still have text in the “Leave a comment” box. Or maybe I’m not allowed to resolve a conversation while having text in the box? Not sure. But the current behavior caused me to lose work a few times now when writing a comment that also resolves the conversation. Details
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Replies: 3 comments
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Hello @qubist and welcome to the Community! I agree, that this flow’s intention is not super obvious. May be even a little buggy. I am not sure of the best way to remedy this, but I will bring this up to our design team to get the conversation started. Thanks for your detailed notes here. |
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+1 on a fix for this. Personally I’ve been “commenting” and hitting the “resolve conversation” button thinking it was also submitting the comment. Since it minimizes the conversation, I was thinking that my co-workers were getting these comments, but instead they were just seeing me close conversation without doing anything to actually resolve them. Making me look like a jerk. Disabling the resolve button (or warning me when pressing it) when there’s a draft comment would resolve what is a very bad user experience for me. |
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I just ran into this issue as well. It’d be great to have some sort of warning even just keeping the draft comment around when clicking “Resolve Conversation”. |
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Hello @qubist and welcome to the Community!
I agree, that this flow’s intention is not super obvious. May be even a little buggy. I am not sure of the best way to remedy this, but I will bring this up to our design team to get the conversation started.
Thanks for your detailed notes here.