In April 2026, Liz Schwab enhanced the google/blockly repository by developing a feature that preserves comment grouping when cutting workspace comments. She updated the core cut-comment logic to ensure that group associations are maintained, addressing a nuanced aspect of user experience for developers manipulating comments. Liz expanded unit test coverage using JavaScript and TypeScript, adding regression tests to safeguard against future grouping issues. Her work included refining related code paths to improve maintainability and consistency across the front end. This focused contribution deepened the reliability of cut and copy workflows, demonstrating careful attention to both functionality and long-term code quality.