Background:
With scale dependent symbology it is possible to define visible scale ranges per symbology of the same FeatureLayer.
E.g. a Polygon Layer containing administrative areas (like Cities, Countries, States) where states only are shown on a small scale, countries are shown on small and mid scale and cities are shown on high and mid scale.
So dependending on the scale only some Features of the same Layer are shown or not. The symbology here can be set by any attribute. This can be a related type-ID-field, a name, etc.
Problem:
Now we use the editor widget to add new data of a specific layer (lets think of the polygon layer mentioned above). Sketch comes first, then the FeatureForm to type attribute data follows. Lets assume map is brought onto a large scale and one is about to create a new State which isn't visible on large scale. Directy when typing the necessary attributedata for symbology (e.g. an type-ID) the just drawn polygon disappears from map while the sketch-frame stays visible. After finishing and persisting the Feature it stays invisible of course.
I made a short video to demonstrate that behavior:
Idea:
A warning (e.g. as calcite notice) should appear and inform the user that due to scale ranges of its symbology the Feature is currently not shown in the map and one may should zoom in or out to see it while creating that Feature to make it visible again. A hint about the specific scale range may also be helpful.
When I came first accross this problem, I didnt know whether its a rendering problem due to low resources of the virtual machine I develop on.
