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Thank you! We did a a quick check, what do you think of:
This would be something discoverable only via the command palette, and the list of shortcuts. This is because we expect most traditional users to not need this (when you need it, you would close/reopen or would use the built-in version history for Cloud projects), so it makes sense to make this option available "when you really need it and want to add a shortcut for it by yourself". |
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@4ian Sounds good, that's what was implemented:
This keeps it available for power users while hiding it from regular workflows. |
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Thanks! I did some factoring in #8501 and merged it (don't have write access to your fork so can't push directly, had to create another branch/PR). Closing this one now. |
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Add a "Reload Project" command that reopens the current project from disk, discarding in-memory state. Useful when the project file is modified externally or the editor state needs a clean reset.