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Originally Posted by capink
I have already fixed that issue in a version that I will release soon. The plugin used to mark all exemptions at startup or library change. Now, it only marks them once the user chooses the option to display exemptions, and remove the marks afterwards.
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Great!
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Originally Posted by capink
I still cannot reproduce this behavior using either option. I tried both and the plugin always reverts back to my original search preference. I have a general idea of where to look in the code, but without being able to replicate the problem it is difficult to solve. I need some very specific steps like:
- What is your original search preference before using the plugin (is it highlight books or restrict the book list to results)
- When you use the plugin, which option to tick (all group at once vs. one group at a time)
- How do you exit the duplicate search. There are many ways:
- By pressing clear duplicate result from the plugin drop down menu.
- By pressing the restriction immediately to the left of the search bar.
- By pressing the escape key.
- By resolving all duplicates through merge, delete or exemption
- Any other steps necessary to replicate this behavior
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Edit: I tried combinations of all the above with no avail. |
Hmmm - I don't use FD much these days - actually at all. My earlier comments were based on memory.
I just did some tests and like you I couldn't make it misbehave. Maybe someone else (like you
) already fixed it, or maybe Kovid has changed the base in some devious some way.
Maybe theducks could do some tests or someone else who uses the PI. It would be good to be able to unstick the stickies.
BR