Open mikecnr opened 3 years ago
mikecnr
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3 years ago While it was in this broken state of just showing 0 issues, I added a new issue to the repo and when I then refreshed the repo watcher it showed 1 issue. For some reason it's only showing recent issues. I want to see a total..
VictorGrycuk
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3 years ago Thanks @mikecnr for opening the issue. I'll be trying to reproduce this and get back to you as soon as I can!
mikecnr
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3 years ago No problem. If you need me to test a fix let me know.
VictorGrycuk
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3 years ago Sorry for the delay @mikecnr. The original reason behind the offset was to show new issues since you last visited the repository/refreshed the counter. I decided to remove it, it was not clear the intended usage, and it was more annoying than useful.
I created the 1.2 pre release, please try it and let me know if it works as you expect!
I have set up like so:
It works fine, but then after a few minutes if it updates itself (either automatically or manually) it resets to 0 and the only way to get it to work again is to change a setting.
I'm not sure exactly what the 'Initial Offset' thing is, but I can only get issues to show up if I put a high number it seems. I don't know why you would only want to show recent issues and not all of them...
If I change the interval (e.g. 9999 to 9998) and refresh the counter it works, but as I mentioned it breaks again if I update it later or it automatically updates itself later.
It also fixes itself if I untick 'Enabled' and re-tick it, and then refresh.
Please let me know if you need any more information
I don't know after how long exactly it breaks. I just left if for 5 minutes and then manually refreshed it and it was fine, it updated. But after a while something breaks and when it next updates it just shows 0...