In the gesture diagram for the toggleTableView command, the last segment exactly touches the start point. This obscures the start point and makes the diagram less clear.
Expected Behavior
The last segment (with the arrow head) should stop just short of the starting point so that it is not overlapping.
This should apply if any segment would be overlapped, not just the starting point. For example, in →↓→↑← the last segment meets the start of the second segment. There is no command associated with this gesture, so I recommend changing the gesture of one of the existing commands to →↓→↑← for testing purposes.
Testing
The snapshot test already includes →↓→↑← so all you have to do is update the snapshot once it's fixed.
Steps to Reproduce
Current Behavior
In the gesture diagram for the
toggleTableView
command, the last segment exactly touches the start point. This obscures the start point and makes the diagram less clear.Expected Behavior
The last segment (with the arrow head) should stop just short of the starting point so that it is not overlapping.
This should apply if any segment would be overlapped, not just the starting point. For example, in →↓→↑← the last segment meets the start of the second segment. There is no command associated with this gesture, so I recommend changing the gesture of one of the existing commands to →↓→↑← for testing purposes.
Testing
The snapshot test already includes →↓→↑← so all you have to do is update the snapshot once it's fixed.