Bug: 7.10 Haphazard collapsing of context menu label data types

It would be helpful if labels could be collapsed based on their label name, rather than collapsed on data type.

In the provided screenshot, one Intertext label is collapsed under Figure of Speech, although another Intertext label is shown separately. It also isn't obvious that Longacre Genre must be expanded to find the Cantillation label.

Is there an open case to improve how labels are collapsed? Thanks!

7.10 (7.10.0.0019) on macOS 10.13.1 (17B48)

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Bradley Grainger (Logos)

Is there an open case to improve how labels are collapsed?

There is now!

Thanks for reporting this; it'll be fixed in an upcoming release.

PetahChristian

Thanks very much, Bradley.

Philana R. Crouch

It would be helpful if labels could be collapsed based on their label name, rather than collapsed on data type.

In the provided screenshot, one Intertext label is collapsed under Figure of Speech, although another Intertext label is shown separately. It also isn't obvious that Longacre Genre must be expanded to find the Cantillation label.

Is there an open case to improve how labels are collapsed? Thanks!

7.10 (7.10.0.0019) on macOS 10.13.1 (17B48)

This has been fixed in 7.12.

PetahChristian

This has been fixed in 7.12.

Here's an occurrence where other labels still appear to be collapsed under Cantillation:

Cantillation before expanding:

7.12 (7.12.0.0027) on macOS 10.13.2 (17C205)

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

It would be helpful if labels could be collapsed based on their label name, rather than collapsed on data type.

I misread your OP.

All labels are now collapsed under one context menu entry (instead of, previously, potentially being collapsed under multiple entries).

There will be one context menu entry for the "Label" data type, containing all labels. They will not be broken into multiple entries based on label name. This is currently intentional.

PetahChristian

All labels are now collapsed under one context menu entry (instead of, previously, potentially being collapsed under multiple entries).

Ah, gotcha. Thank you for explaining how it was intended to work, and what was actually fixed.