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v2.23.0 (2026-07-29)

Overview

Vite Horizon 2.23.0 stops open panels from disabling the map popup. Popups are now suppressed only while a drawing, select-feature or edit tool is actually armed, and come back the moment that tool finishes or is cancelled.

Breaking Changes

None in this release, though the popup behaviour described below is deliberately different — and better — than before.

New Features and Improvements

Map popups keep working while a panel is open

Opening an editing or analysis panel used to switch the map popup off for as long as the panel stayed open, so you could not click a feature to read its attributes without closing your work. Now:

  • The popup is disabled only while a tool is armed — while you are drawing, while select-from-map is active, while a shape is being reshaped
  • It returns as soon as the shape is finished, the tool is switched off, or the panel is closed
  • Several panels can be open at once without fighting over the setting: the popup returns when the last armed tool is released

This covers the Map Editor, all the unified editors, the Advanced Editor, the LOGR editor, Feature Table, Area Summary, Plot Random, Observer Points, Visibility Surface, and the Report Tools children (Canopy, Slope, Yield, VR Calculator, Line of Sight, AI Segmentation).

Popups no longer get stuck closing on map movement

Opening the Map Editor, LOGR, Area Summary or Observer Points once used to leave popups auto-closing whenever the map moved, for the rest of the session, with no way to undo it. The popup setting is now captured before it is changed and restored exactly, so a panel can no longer leave a side effect behind.

Under the Hood

  • Panels no longer set the map's popup flag directly. A single service tracks who is suppressing it and why, restores the exact previous state when the last suppressor releases, and cannot be left in a stuck state by a panel that closes unexpectedly.
  • Suppression is derived from each panel's own "tool is armed" state — the same state that drives its button highlighting — so a released tool and a returned popup cannot get out of step.
  • Two panels stay on the older whole-panel behaviour deliberately: Advanced Routing (its stop-picking is owned by the routing widget) and the Measure tool.

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