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Badges show wrong numbers #2
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I find this a nice feature to get a breakdown of snippets per platform based on the selected snippet category. SideBarBadgeBehavior.mp4But you would prefer that all the badge numbers stay as-is? |
What I do not understand: Why do all Swift snippets vanish if I select to see all ObjC snippets in the list on the right? If this is intentional, go for it. |
Can you elaborate on your statement?
For me, an empty list of snippets on the middle column only occurs if there are no matching snippets for the selected filter, e.g. no Objective-C snippets specific to macOS. I am willing to consider the filter behavior and I'd gladly appreciate your feedback. Do you think the platform filter is useful? Should this filter be additive to the language filter (as it is right now)? Any other thoughts on filtering in the sidebar? |
Expected behavior
As a user I expect the badges next to the menu items show the number of elements in that category.
Observed behavior
When I select the ObjC category, the badges next to Swift and Others vanish and the badge next to Any shows the same number as the one next to ObjC.
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