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Model field drag-drop reordering
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Hello,
Your visual data modeling tool is really awesome - although I'm curious to understand what's going on when I try to reorder fields.
Like most developers I suppose, I'm really particular about having my fields organized in a logical order, so it's great that I can drag and drop them. But if I drag a field from the end of the list up higher, instead of pushing all the fields from the one I drop it on down like I'd expect, it swaps places with that field, sending the field I dropped it on to the bottom. This forces me to tediously do the same with each field from the new one I placed down to the bottom to get it all in the right order again.
I hope that made sense... it's not a great user experience, but it seems intentional, so just want to understand if I should think differently. I recognize this may fall under the category of nice-to-have while you're working on much more important aspects... but after going through this again, I thought I'd just ask-
Hey @bwells78, thank you for taking the time in filing this feature request. I did observe the behavior in my Studio Data modelling page. Marking this as feature request.
Which Specific Feature is your question related to?
Model field drag-drop reordering
Question
Hello,
Your visual data modeling tool is really awesome - although I'm curious to understand what's going on when I try to reorder fields.
Like most developers I suppose, I'm really particular about having my fields organized in a logical order, so it's great that I can drag and drop them. But if I drag a field from the end of the list up higher, instead of pushing all the fields from the one I drop it on down like I'd expect, it swaps places with that field, sending the field I dropped it on to the bottom. This forces me to tediously do the same with each field from the new one I placed down to the bottom to get it all in the right order again.
I hope that made sense... it's not a great user experience, but it seems intentional, so just want to understand if I should think differently. I recognize this may fall under the category of nice-to-have while you're working on much more important aspects... but after going through this again, I thought I'd just ask-
Thanks, Ben