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The way pins are done now is problematic because it relies on a static & immutable list of pinned entries when determining if freshly appeared entry should be pinned. If entry is deleted & added or changed, it loses its position. The desired behavour should be discussed, but I am pretty sure we don't want changed entries to lose their positions.
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See #176 and 758b19b
The way pins are done now is problematic because it relies on a static & immutable list of pinned entries when determining if freshly appeared entry should be pinned. If entry is deleted & added or changed, it loses its position. The desired behavour should be discussed, but I am pretty sure we don't want changed entries to lose their positions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: