Show HN: Mermaid Studio – preview and fix broken mermaid diagrams
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Re: Show HN: Mermaid Studio – preview and fix broken mermaid diagrams
#2I found it very confusing. The step are:
1) Select/write a broken example
2) Press "Quick Fix"
3) Press "Apply" or "Source"
4) Copy the fixed code
I was very confused between 2 and 3. I expected the new code to be shown intermediately.
Have you tried changing the code immediately and adding a back button?
Feature request: Is it possible to show the differences between the broken and fixed code, something like how github shows the changes in a PR?
Re: Show HN: Mermaid Studio – preview and fix broken mermaid diagrams
#3I found it very confusing. The step are: 1) Select/write a broken example 2) Press "Quick Fix" 3) Press "Apply" or "Source" 4) Copy the fixed code I was very confused between 2 and 3. I expected the new code to be shown intermediately. Have you tried changing the code immediately and adding a back button? Feature request: Is it possible to show the differences between the broken and fixed code, something like how git…
the idea is that Quick fix may generate > 1 candidates to choose from, this is why Apply exists. But comment is still valid, I need to improve the UX. Diff it is possible to show but I doubt it's has any interest for the user, because in the end we care how it's rendered
Re: Show HN: Mermaid Studio – preview and fix broken mermaid diagrams
#4I found it very confusing. The step are: 1) Select/write a broken example 2) Press "Quick Fix" 3) Press "Apply" or "Source" 4) Copy the fixed code I was very confused between 2 and 3. I expected the new code to be shown intermediately. Have you tried changing the code immediately and adding a back button? Feature request: Is it possible to show the differences between the broken and fixed code, something like how git…
the idea is that Quick fix may generate > 1 candidates to choose from, this is why Apply exists. But comment is still valid, I need to improve the UX. Diff it is possible to show but I doubt it's has any interest for the user, because in the end we care how it's rendered
I'm just don't like the AI to make too many changes. I want to review each one and ensure that they make sense. In particular check that the AI has not changed a label or domething important.
I think it makes sense that the AI fix all the errors until it compiles, but I'd like highlighting to see the changes. Anyway, this is only a feature request. Most people is getting confortable trusting the AI.