Code review comment for lp:~zsombi/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/35-options-panel-swipe

> Remove this completely?
> I understand the example, but I think it is bad practice to show the same
> action on both sides, so we should not include it as a code example.
>
>
> If
> 568 + * it is desired to have the same action present in both leading and
> trailing
> 569 + * actions, one of the ListItemActions actions list can use the
> other's list. In
> 570 + * the following example the list item can be deleted through both
> leading and
> 571 + * trailing actions:
> 572 + * \qml
> 573 + * ListItem {
> 574 + * id: listItem
> 575 + * leadingActions: ListItemActions {
> 576 + * actions: [
> 577 + * Action {
> 578 + * iconName: "delete"
> 579 + * onTriggered: listItem.destroy()
> 580 + * }
> 581 + * ]
> 582 + * }
> 583 + * trailingActions: ListItemActions {
> 584 + * actions: leadingActions.actions
> 585 + * }
> 586 + * }

Why not? this is a practice some apps may apply. So why shouldn't we have it documented on how to do it? This way we can be sure we won't spend useless time by triaging these kind of bugs...