I have been struggling at Gitlab to report a couple of similar crash related bugs. My second one was experienced in symbol editor. Both involved forgetting to set the grid back to 50 mils after using a finer grid.
Complicated. I am not sure whether my bugs are there. I cannot find them. I have difficulty to use the search function on gitlab. I am unaware of a “preformatted issue template.”
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Issue was closed by Seth Hillbrand via commit f1fcf3f1dc4ac780db0caaf1a850e5193b944c6e
Please don’t submit duplicates of your own issues. Why do you immediately close your issues after submitting them? Are they no longer valid?
What is the problem with using the preformatted issue template?
Bug reports that are fixed no longer appear in the standard view on gitlab. This is because they are closed and the standard view only shows open issues.
The strange thing is i can not find the “closed” message you reported above (But i have very little expirience with gitlab so it could be that it differs in beahavior with github here. Github would show the same message in the webview)
I just figured out a clarification of my reported bug.
I think the grid size does not matter. When I go to move the pin, a mouse click sets the new location of the pin. If I set the pin location before I do anything, I get no crash. I do get a crash if I hit the escape key before clicking the mouse. I should add that if I do not crash, I cannot undo my move of the pin. Undo does not work.
“commit” means that something has been put into the git repository. But nightly builds are compiled, which happens once a day, and the “commit” which fixed your issue hasn’t been taken into the latest nightly build yet.
(It is an auto generated message that means there was a git commit referencing your issue)
and I cannot tell that it is related to my bug.