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The Camunda Modeler supports (as-is) four diagram types: BPMN-Cloud, BPMN-Platform, Form, DMN.
The CTRL + T shortcut will create a new BPMN-Platform tab.
This behavior is clearly ambigious (user would not immediately notice she created a Platform diagram, even though she works in a Cloud context). We also retrieved feedback regarding this (see #2293, #2283).
This issue aims at removing the CTRL + T shortcut as a quick fix.
Mid-term and long-term an improved concepts (including the + button) shall be implemented to allow the user to quickly create new tabs (also see #2309 ).
Alternatives
Keep the CTRL+T shortcut, but open the file select menue
Keep the CTRL+T shortcut, but open same file type as currently opened
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Closes#2312
* Ambiguity results from the fact that we now support CamundaCloud and
CamundaPlatform
* However, the feature to have a shortcut creation of a new tab, shall
be re-added soon. Also see #2309
Closes#2312
* Ambiguity results from the fact that we now support CamundaCloud and
CamundaPlatform
* However, the feature to have a shortcut creation of a new tab, shall
be re-added soon. Also see #2309
Describe the Task
Remove ambigious
CTRL + T
shortcut.The Camunda Modeler supports (as-is) four diagram types: BPMN-Cloud, BPMN-Platform, Form, DMN.
The
CTRL + T
shortcut will create a newBPMN-Platform
tab.This behavior is clearly ambigious (user would not immediately notice she created a Platform diagram, even though she works in a Cloud context). We also retrieved feedback regarding this (see #2293, #2283).
This issue aims at removing the
CTRL + T
shortcut as a quick fix.Mid-term and long-term an improved concepts (including the
+
button) shall be implemented to allow the user to quickly create new tabs (also see #2309 ).Alternatives
CTRL+T
shortcut, but open the file select menueCTRL+T
shortcut, but open same file type as currently openedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: