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When deleting a table in the designer the wrong tables are visually removed until you leave and come back and then it forces a refresh.
Delete a table from within the deigner.
Correct table is removed visually.
Version: 3.0.2 Flags: feature_flags: true, query_view: true, explorer_view: true, graphql_view: true, designer_view: true, auth_view: true, functions_view: true, models_view: true, apidocs_view: true, cloud_view: true, themes: true, newsfeed: true, database_version_check: true, highlight_tool: false, legacy_serve: false, cloud_endpoints: production, cloud_access: false, cloud_killswitch: true, changelog: auto
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Describe the bug
When deleting a table in the designer the wrong tables are visually removed until you leave and come back and then it forces a refresh.
Steps to reproduce
Delete a table from within the deigner.
Expected behaviour
Correct table is removed visually.
Surrealist Environment
Version: 3.0.2
Flags: feature_flags: true, query_view: true, explorer_view: true, graphql_view: true, designer_view: true, auth_view: true, functions_view: true, models_view: true, apidocs_view: true, cloud_view: true, themes: true, newsfeed: true, database_version_check: true, highlight_tool: false, legacy_serve: false, cloud_endpoints: production, cloud_access: false, cloud_killswitch: true, changelog: auto
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: