Fix right click on row to show request actions #6275
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Ah found an issue for this: #5738 |
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changelog(Fixes): Fixed an issue where request actions can be opened with a right-click.
Currently the actions of a request can only be opened by directly clicking the ▾ symbol. It would enhance the UX to also show this context menu on right click.
Upon checking the code, it seems like this was originally / earlier also intended as there already exists this snippet in
sidebar-request-row.tsxwhich is called upon right clicking on a row.Therefore I assume this is rather a fix than a feature - but please let me know if I should rather open an issue before.