Preserve the wording each comment refers to - #2456
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Editing text after a comment was written left the conversation without a point of reference: nothing showed what the wording had been when someone objected to it. Longer threads made this worse, since later replies can refer to yet another intermediate version. Each comment now keeps the wording it responded to and shows it once the text has changed, so threads stay readable after the fact. Comments on text that still reads the same show nothing, leaving the common case as compact as before. Available for text blocks, where a comment covers a selected range, and for headings, where it covers the whole element. Comments written earlier have no recorded wording and show none. REDMINE-21261
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Editing text after a comment was written left the conversation without a point of reference: nothing showed what the wording had been when someone objected to it. Longer threads made this worse, since later replies can refer to yet another intermediate version.
Each comment now keeps the wording it responded to and shows it once the text has changed, so threads stay readable after the fact. Comments on text that still reads the same show nothing, leaving the common case as compact as before.
Available for text blocks, where a comment covers a selected range, and for headings, where it covers the whole element. Comments written earlier have no recorded wording and show none.
REDMINE-21261