Re: [Audacity-quality] Testing fix-made bugs (and closing them)
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From: Peter S. <pet...@gm...> - 2016-01-28 14:04:43
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Tested changes on audacity-win-r12a2d06-2.1.3-alpha-28-jan-16 (since preciods 17c9369) all test ok on W10 1272 Mixdown export shows no progress if one or more tracks are much shorter than the others 1282 Tracks > Stereo To Mono is not removed from menu if disabled in Plug-in Manager but is disabled for session and crashes if used 1288 "Simplified" language no longer supported and crashes Audacity 1299 (tested By David Bailes) Track loses focus after applying a Chain to the project 1169 Spectrogram scale range setting only applied for linear scale 1317 Description message is confusing in Analyze>Find Clipping 1306 Tracks > Align Tracks and > Move Selection when Aligning shortcuts no longer work Peter On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 2:03 PM, Peter Sampson < pet...@gm...> wrote: > Tested changes on audacity-win-r12a2d06-2.1.3-alpha-28-jan-16 (since > preciods 17c9369) > all test ok on W10 > > 1272 Mixdown export shows no progress if one or more tracks are much > shorter than the others > 1282 Tracks > Stereo To Mono is not removed from menu if disabled in > Plug-in Manager but is disabled for session and crashes if used > 1288 "Simplified" language no longer supported and crashes Audacity > 1299 (tested By David Bailes) Track loses focus after applying a Chain to > the project > 1169 Spectrogram scale range setting only applied for linear scale > 1317 Description message is confusing in Analyze>Find Clipping > 1306 Tracks > Align Tracks and > Move Selection when Aligning shortcuts > no longer work > > Peter. > > On Wed, Jan 27, 2016 at 3:04 PM, Paul Licameli <pau...@gm...> > wrote: > >> Thanks, Peter! >> >> If you follow the steps to reporoduce for 501 in version 2.1.2, you will >> see plainly wrong behavior when time-sihfting some clips vertically across >> tracks. I will say more in Bugzilla comments. >> >> PRL >> >> >> On Wed, Jan 27, 2016 at 9:55 AM, Peter Sampson < >> pet...@gm...> wrote: >> >>> As it appears that we seem to have consensus that the primary target for >>> the 2.1.3 >>> release is to fix as many of the bugs as possible we need also to ensure >>> that we on >>> QA are as swift as the develpers by testing and closing (if appropriate) >>> the fixes that >>> they make. >>> >>> Otherwise we will find ouselves later down the road with an intimidating >>> amount of bug >>> fixes to test and evaluate. >>> >>> Paul and Steve have already put thir shoulders to wheel and have >>> generated an committed >>> fixes for a fair number of bugs - and Leland is preparing to take up the >>> struggle. >>> >>> >>> In order to assist this process I am preparing to allocate time to >>> testing bug fixes on W10 >>> as soon as possible after they become available in a nightly. This of >>> course only tests >>> on one Windows platform and I am not empowered to close bugs. >>> >>> The Bugs I have tested so far and that look to be good to go so far on >>> W10 are{ >>> 1311 Description message is ungrammatical in Normalize >>> 1312 Description message is wrong in Leveller >>> 52 Truncate Silence should cater for the common use case of >>> per-track operation >>> 30 Transport shortcuts write label at cursor position when label >>> track has focus >>> 389 Left-click to merge a stereo clip can move other clips if track >>> was made from mono >>> 1307 Misbehavior pasting mono into stereo >>> 1310 Expanding cutline in stereo channel leaves incorrect undo history >>> 671 Crash when joining splits with mouse >>> 389 Left-click to merge a stereo clip can move other clips if track >>> was made from mono >>> 1217 "Other uncompressed files" exports saved with incorrect extension >>> 1239 Importing multiple files into new project windows produces >>> waveform, but incorrect length on Timeline >>> >>> It's a fair list already but hopefully there will be many more to come >>> >>> A couple that are a bit beyond my skill level (and comprehension) are >>> 501 & 955 >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Peter. >>> >> >> > |