Keep expand/collapse state of tree nodes when changing the tree filter#1173
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Keep expand/collapse state of tree nodes when changing the tree filter#1173
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I have the impression that I don't have to invent anything new for this functionality. Instead the expand/collapse state is already handled by the VisualState file, so I just want to apply it in this use case. Whenever a test filter is modified, the |
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This PR is another contribution to the test filter functionality (#1148, #1161, #1147).
This PR propose to keep the expand/collapse state of the tree nodes constant, whenever a test filter is modified. For example if a user expanded certain tree nodes and afterwards apply a test filter, all those tree nodes which are still visible after the filtering should remain their expand/collapse state.
The idea is that the user is familiar with the view after the filtering and does not have to adjust the expand/collapse state again right away. So overal this PR tries to improve the usability when working with test filters.