SQL Developer 3.1.07.42 existing column filter no longer editable

LO developers,
I have noticed a change in behaviour (I would not call it a regression ;o) ) since v3.1 prod release.
Until 3.1.07.42, when you add a column filter on a table or query resultset, you could edit the filter later. Since 3.1.07.42, it is no longer possible: one has to remove the filter first and then enter a new one.
Is this the intended behaviour? I preferred the previous one.
Have a nice day,
Olivier.

Unfortunately. Here is another forum thread referencing this issue, including the bug number:
Another bug introduced in production release - table filter
-Gary

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