Merge Editor: "Accept All Changes from Left" command discoverability
See original GitHub issueTesting #158819
I would love for the “Accept All Changes from …” command to be more discoverable as currently it is in the ...
context menu. Have we ever considered lifting it as a primary action in the editor toolbar? Could we put a checkbox in the editor toolbar right before the “Input 1” label, and when that is clicked all changes from the side are accepted?
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@daviddossett @isidorn
Shouldn’t the double check icon make sense here? ✔️ ✔️ Sort of like “take all”? Just an idea…