Save_edit in GIN admin theme in Drupal CMS (11) hardly accessible

If I change save_edit.module line 57:

     if ($config->get('gin_primary')) {
        $form['actions']['save_edit']['#gin_action_item'] = TRUE;
      }

to

      /*if ($config->get('gin_primary')) {*/
        $form['actions']['save_edit']['#gin_action_item'] = TRUE;
      /*}*/

it works and is visible alongside the save button.

Whatever this line does
if ($config->get('gin_primary')) {: Maybe the problem is that I use gin for admin theme (not main theme) and to edit content?

Hi, please review this related issue: 💬 The "Save & Edit" button is hidden behind a "More actions" dropdown button in the Gin Admin theme Needs work

This code was added because the button was hidden in the Gin theme. Now you're saying that with this code the button gets hidden?

Please track down what specific version of the Gin theme this code worked on, and when it broke. Or see if it breaks in Drupal CMS but is fine in vanilla Drupal.

If it breaks from a minor or patch update of the Gin admin theme, then I'd be fine removing all the Gin-related code from the module. However, if it only breaks on a major version update of the Gin theme, then I'd only be comfortable removing the code on a 2.0 release of this module in order to avoid breaking sites that haven't upgraded Gin yet.

Either way I think moving forward I will not be accepting theme-specific accommodations for this module and would suggest custom code or a new submodule to deal with any issues a specific theme presents for the Save & Edit button (aside from Claro).

Sorry I was in the wrong. I used Version: 8.x-1.8 not the current dev version of save_ edit

I installed the latest version of Save & Edit on Drupal 11.

The Save & Edit button appears as a primary button (not under "More Actions") if this configuration is enabled:

@maxilein did you enable this configuration option? (after uncommenting the module code)

I'm adding code to the .install file to enable the above configuration option by default if Gin is the admin theme upon module installation.

Fixed in 8.x-1.9 and 2.0.0-rc2