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If source control pane is small, you might not realize you're pushing
See original GitHub issueWhen it’s small:
When it’s bigger:
I didn’t realize this was also gonna sync since the & Sync part was hidden.
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That looks good to me! 👍
That is something that has been implemented for the “Sync Changes” button as that one is quite complex with multiple icons and text segments. For that particular button it does make sense to drop the label altogether when there is not enough room.
As I said, I do think that in case of the dropdown button we adopt the pattern of have one single label and then using text overflow (
...) in case there is not enough room. Here is a prototype of how that would look like. @daviddossett, should we go ahead with this?