Sidebar auto-scroll when dragging relation members near top/bottom#11898
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Friendly ping, any thoughts on this sidebar scroll fix? I've rebased onto the current development, tested it locally, and can provide more details/screenshots if helpful. Thanks! |
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Fixes #11897
When dragging a relation member in the raw member editor, the sidebar now auto-scrolls when the pointer is near the top or bottom edge (within 40px), so long member lists can be reordered without manually scrolling first.