[Touch based devices]: Cannot connect steps with connections by drag&drop using the mouse's left button

[mikrobe]

Describe the bug
Nothing happens when you hover over a step shape's dot, you left-button click and drag toward another step.
Do the same using the right button and it works at a certain extent. In fact, in order to make the connection link to the target step, you need to drag the mouse inside the step and not only on the dot.
This only happens when I use Chrome or Firefox in Windows 11.
I launched Chrome from the WSL and it works properly.

Expected behavior
The connection line should appear

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add two steps in a pipeline
2. Left Click on the dot of a step and drag to the other step
3. See nothing happens
4. Right Click on the dot of a step and drag to the other step
5. The connection line appears
6. If you release the button when over the dot, the shape context menu appears instead of connecting the line to the shape
7. If you release the button when you are inside the shape, the line connects to the shape.

Environment

• Microsoft Surface Pro
• OS (e.g. macOS): Microsoft Windows 11
• Browser (e.g. Chrome): Chrome Version 105.0.5195.127 (Official Build) (64-bit), Firefox 105.0.1 (64-bit
• Orchest's version (in the settings page): v2022.09.6 (same problem with the previous version 2022.08.something)

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[ricklamers]

Thanks for reporting @mikrobe

We’ll investigate, this obviously shouldn’t happen.

[ricklamers]

I failed to reproduce this issue on Windows 11 from Chrome (106.0.5249.62) and Firefox (105.0.1). Since you're using a Microsoft Surface Pro the touch-enabled display might be causing some issues here. We'll need a bit of time to get one to investigate what's going wrong here.

Sorry for the inconvenience, but we'll get to a fix as soon as possible.

[mikrobe]

Thank you for taking this in consideration so quickly. I understand it could be a corner case. Let me know if you need more information.