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Greasemonkey is a user script manager for Firefox.
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GM HEAD: Execution order broken #11

Closed Martii closed 13 years ago

Martii commented 13 years ago 
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:5.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/5.0.1
greasemonkey@190ae06
Migrated test profile from last checked HEAD (e.g. nearly clean)

AOM User Scripts doesn't keep the UI up to date when reordering scripts. Flipped to Extensions and then back and then sorted on Execution order and it appears that it didn't write anything to config.xml.

Martii commented 13 years ago

Reported upstream at greasemonkey#1393

Martii commented 13 years ago

Response from arantius

Sorting affects the display only. Nothing should be written when changing the sort. This has however revealed #1394 . Which might be what you're trying to describe. But is definitely unrelated to anything ever being written to disk, or ever changing execution order, or execution order being broken.

Duplicate report recreated by @arantius at greasemonkey#1394

Martii commented 13 years ago

Comment upstream

Reposted by Arantius at #1394

NOTE: Deleted by Arantius

Martii commented 13 years ago

Comment upstream

Dupe of #1393 ... perhaps I didn't word it correctly. Moving a script to execute first didn't save this position. I didn't examine the config.xml because it was quite late in the evening.

Modified upstream comment

Perhaps I didn't word it correctly in greasemonkey#1393. Moving a script to execute first didn't save this position. I didn't examine the config.xml because it was quite late in the evening.
Martii commented 13 years ago
arantius wrote:
If this is actually "I changed the sort order and it did not save" then you confused me with a lot of red herrings about changing tabs and sort orders. And legitimately not the same as #1394 (where you posted the detail that led to this). I'll try to check in to that.

Comment upstream

I apologize if I wasn't clear. Have a few (3) scripts in my upstream test profile, reordered the middle one to execute first... flipped to Extensions, then flipped back to User Scripts, reclicked Execution order and that script was no longer in the position where I had placed it. (was back to the middle) I was quite tired and it was a last moment thing so I didn't check the config.xml to see if it had actually saved. Usually when the AOM is closed is when it saves but I think this is the first test that I have done with this methodology
Martii commented 13 years ago

Upstream comment

Please feel free to correct the subject line in the future if I word it incorrectly but 1393 comes before 1394 in numerical progression. I apologize if my steps to reproduce (aka red herrings) were confusing. I'll close in favor of greasemonkey#1394
Martii commented 13 years ago

Closed by greasemonkey@ae810c8