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Spectrogram settings don't get reset to default when resetting settings #1882

Open LWinterberg opened 3 years ago

LWinterberg commented 3 years ago

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. In preferences > Tracks > Spectrogram, set settings to something silly (max frequency to 1337, Bark scale, etc)
  2. Reset preferences
  3. Go back to preferences > tracks > spectrogram

Expected behavior The spectrogram settings get reset

Actual behavior The spectrogram settings stay as they are.

Additional information (please complete the following information):

Additional context This was introduced with #1836 probably (I think before it wasn't even a changable default)

Paul-Licameli commented 3 years ago

Be aware, however, that there are global default spectrogram preferences but also per-track settings that you can change in the track drop-down menu, overriding the preferences.

Be sure that the per-track settings are not confounding the issue and that there is a real bug.

LWinterberg commented 3 years ago

This is about the global settings in the preferences menu, yes.

SteveDaulton commented 3 years ago

Possibly related to https://github.com/audacity/audacity/issues/1895

Paul-Licameli commented 3 years ago

I'm aware that each track's custom spectrogram settings override all spectrogram settings or none of them. No way yet to change just the top of scale, say, but let all else follow global preference changes.