Describe the bug
If you work with several tabs, filters in motions may be reset when switching between tabs.
How to Reproduce
The reproduction is not clear. I encountered this problem during an event. I had a filtered motion list (by category) open in one tab, a motion detail view in the second and the amendment list of the open motion in the third. It happened several times that the filtering was lost when switching to the motion list. I could still briefly see how it disappeared when the tab was opened.
Assumption: It could be due to the reactivation of a tab that is in sleep mode because it has not been used. It is possible that the filtering disappears when it is reactivated.
If I find a clean reproduction, I will add it.
Expected behavior
Filtered lists should stay active, if a user switches between tabs. Important, this should not affect the possibility to use different filters on different lists.
Also I'm not sure, that this only affects the motion list with the category filter. I guess it's a general problem.
Describe the bug If you work with several tabs, filters in motions may be reset when switching between tabs.
How to Reproduce The reproduction is not clear. I encountered this problem during an event. I had a filtered motion list (by category) open in one tab, a motion detail view in the second and the amendment list of the open motion in the third. It happened several times that the filtering was lost when switching to the motion list. I could still briefly see how it disappeared when the tab was opened.
Assumption: It could be due to the reactivation of a tab that is in sleep mode because it has not been used. It is possible that the filtering disappears when it is reactivated.
If I find a clean reproduction, I will add it.
Expected behavior Filtered lists should stay active, if a user switches between tabs. Important, this should not affect the possibility to use different filters on different lists.
Also I'm not sure, that this only affects the motion list with the category filter. I guess it's a general problem.