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This is another suggestion. I have got huge mindmap, like 1000x elements, 7 levels of nesting. At a time I explore / edit only subset of the map, trying to keep irrelevant branches closed for easy of navigation. However, when I add new items to the map, all branches are unfolded again, and it becomes not usable again. Folding all unnecessary branch again is even more inconvenient.
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I confirm this is an inconvenient behavior. Since the changes come through markdown text there is no straightforward way to map the changes to data structure changes. We would have to implement some kind of tree diffing. Hopefully I will come up with a simple enough solution, but I can't promise anything.
With the support of links to other files this issue is really annoying me now. I am moving it to the top of the priority list and hopefully will get to implementing it soon.
This is another suggestion. I have got huge mindmap, like 1000x elements, 7 levels of nesting. At a time I explore / edit only subset of the map, trying to keep irrelevant branches closed for easy of navigation. However, when I add new items to the map, all branches are unfolded again, and it becomes not usable again. Folding all unnecessary branch again is even more inconvenient.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: