Closed Roadhammer-Gaming closed 3 months ago
Hi, you’ve reported this issue to the wrong project. The project you are looking for is probably https://github.com/phcode-dev/phoenix
Thanks!
Sorry, I followed a link provided by Copilot AI to report the software bug in Phoenix code, I should not have automatically assumed I was given the correct link.
On Wed, Jun 19, 2024, 4:53 PM Steffen Deusch @.***> wrote:
Hi, you’ve reported this issue to the wrong project. The project you are looking for is probably https://github.com/phcode-dev/phoenix
Thanks!
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*Phoenix version: Release 3.7 build 3.7.3-20322 build timestamp: 2024-05-25T13:23:21.725Z
I’ve encountered a bug in Phoenix Code related to the live server’s element click-to-navigate feature. When I click on an element within the live server preview, the editor automatically shifts focus to the corresponding HTML element in the code. This feature also switches the currently open file in the editor if the clicked element is associated with a different file. While this functionality is intended to aid in code navigation, it’s causing an unexpected focus shift that results in unwanted edits to the HTML file. The focus should remain on the live server’s editable fields until I explicitly click back into the editor. This issue disrupts the workflow, especially when I need to maintain my position in a specific part of the code. It appears to be a bug within the feature that handles element-to-code navigation in Phoenix Code.