Suggestion: "Save new brush preset" should also switch to the new preset

As per title, I think when creating a new brush preset in the brush editor, the new brush should become active in the editor once created.

When I want to create a new variation of a brush, I’ll typically select an existing preset as a base, and immediately create a new version to edit, to make sure I don’t accidentally overwrite an existing preset. The problem is, the after saving as a new preset, the old preset is still active. This was not very obvious to me, and if I forget, I tend to spend a lot of time tweaking the old preset, only to later realize that I’m not editing the brush I intended to edit.

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Now it seems like the brush editor does behave just like I think it should. I saved a new brush preset, and that preset was now active in the editor. I’m not sure why it didn’t seem to do so before, but this isn’t the first time I’ve had this problem. I’ll report back if I can reproduce this issue.

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