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Template Part: Reflect name updates without saving changes #58644
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Looks good, thanks!
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Thank you, Nik! |
This appears to have introduced a regression when the site editor has the "Always open list view" toggle switched on, I think because it's possible for entity to be an empty object before it's been resolved, and then |
Ugh, I forgot that edited records always return the object. I wonder if I should update the entity check for early return. |
Either way is fine, I think! |
What?
Fixes #29844.
PR updates the
__experimentalLabel
method for the Template Part block to reflect name updates without saving changes.Why?
See #29844.
How?
Swap the
getEntityRecord
selector withgetEditedEntityRecord
.Testing Instructions
Testing Instructions for Keyboard
Same.
Screenshots or screencast
CleanShot.2024-02-03.at.14.23.46.mp4