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In the old, single-entity editing world, there was only the editor and the post. Pressing cmd+s (or ctrl+s) saved a draft, and it made sense.
In the new, multi-entity editing world, there is the editor, the post, the template area, the navigation, and other entities. Pressing cmd+s (or ctrl+s) still affects only the post, and that's confusing. It is easy to press it, trust the notification, and close the page only to lose any changes made to non-post entities.
This is how the experience looks like right now:
cmd.s.mp4
From the user perspective, it is unclear how cmd+s differs from clicking the save or why it doesn't work until I update the post content.
On the first glance, I would expect cmd+s to save everything as a draft and then be able to return to the exact same state as I cmd+s-ed. But what if, once I was gone, someone else updated the menu? Do I still want to see my draft, or do I want to see that updated version? I don't know. It feels very git-y in that we're getting into a conflict resolution scenario.
CC @gziolo @javierarce @jasmussen @draganescu @talldan @spacedmonkey @mtias @youknowriad