#203 There are two actions (Replace..., Reload) that want to use the same shortcut (Ctrl+R)

[rmac321]

Using Kid3 on a Debian Buster (10.1) system. Desktop is Mate 1.20.4
FWIW, the system was a STretch install that was upgraded to Buster.
Kid3 seems to work fine, but each tme it is called, I get the error message:
"There are two actions (Replace..., Reload) that want to use the same shortcut (Ctrl+R). This is most probably a bug."
Once the error message is dismissed, everything works fine.
I usually right click on an audio file to call Kid3 in case that is helpful.
Most of my audio files are flac.
Let me know if you need more info.

[Urs Fleisch]

kid3-qt (the version without KDE) defines these shortcuts as QKeySequence::Replace and QKeySequence::Refresh, kid3 (the version for KDE) uses KStandardAction::replace and QKeySequence::Refresh. So this is implemented as it should. As can be seen in the Qt documentation, Refresh is defined as F5 in all cases except GNOME, where it is Ctrl+R, F5. Replace is Ctrl-R in KDE, others use Ctrl+H or none.

If you are using kid3 (the KDE version), I suggest you switch to kid3-qt and check if the problem does not exist there (since no KDE standard action is used for Replace). Another possibility is to redefine the shortcuts yourself, this is easy (Menu Settings/Configure Shortcuts... in kid3, Settings/Configure Kid3..., Tab Keyboard Shortcuts in kid3-qt). You could change the setting for Replace and the problem should be gone.

[rmac321]

I don't use the shortcuts, so it hasn't been an issue for me. I just figured since the warning popped up I'd pass it on in case it was an issue that needed to be addressed. After filing the bug report I checked the box on the warning pop-up to not notify me anymore, so it was no longer an issue for me.
FWIW, after reading your response, I went ahead and installed the qt version and will use it for now unless it breaks something. If it behaves, I'll remove the old KDE version. Since I'm using Mate, I have no need for the KDE version anyway.

Thanks for the quick response! And thanks for Kid3. Have been using it for several years to edit metadata and it works great!!