Search List - Click on Results - do not jump to matching Line

[puresse]

Version, Operative system Linux Mint Focal

Describe the bug when performing a Search (search on one tree page or all tree pages) Result List - Click on any Line in the Results - there is no jump to matching Line or matching tree+result-line happening

To Reproduce perform search over a tree page with a couple of occurrences of a word. no scrolling to the exact line happens when klicking on a result in the search results box.

[puresse]

Can please point me someone to the previous version - the working .deb package - i need the search feature working... i'm using linux mint 20.1 which is Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, (Focal Fossa)

thank you so much

[alhimik8]

Version: 1.0.2-2, Linux Mint Focal, PPA

Describe the bug When I use Search - Find in multiple nodes I get results, but when I press on any of them nothing happens. Before that I could go directly to that result in tree and see it in the node text.

To Reproduce Search -> Find in multiple nodes Type any text to find (Default search settings) Press on any of results when search ends

[alhimik8]

Can please point me someone to the previous version - the working .deb package - i need the search feature working... i'm using linux mint 20.1 which is Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, (Focal Fossa)

thank you so much

Compiled previous version (1.0.1) from git as was described in https://github.com/giuspen/cherrytree#building-cherrytree-on-ubuntu But I think you can just use AppImage release file - https://github.com/giuspen/cherrytree/releases/tag/1.0.1 or use older snap version 0.99... Before the bug will be fixed and we can use updated deb version as usual.

[gimplyworxs]

same here ... Linux Mint 20.1 MATE hope it will be fixed soon

[giuspen]

The quickest thing as @alhimik8 says is run the AppImage of 1.0.1 from https://github.com/giuspen/cherrytree/releases/tag/1.0.1 I'll have a look ASAP

[giuspen]

I've been told that this issue appears on Linux Mint based on Debian 11/Ubuntu 20.04 while it does not on Linux Mint based on Debian 12/Ubuntu 22.04 (a user just upgraded LMDE 5 Debian 11 -> LMDE 6 Debian 12 and told me the issue has gone). I haven't been able to reproduce it on my Ubuntu 20.04 (non Mint-ed). I will try Debian 11 shortly, if I still cannot reproduce I will try and get hold of an older Linux Mint (I do have Mint but only the latest based on 22.04).

[giuspen]

I cannot reproduce this on Ubuntu 20.04 or Debian 11. Are all the people having this issue on Linux Mint or there are other cases?

[MihaiCociuba]

I have the same problem on Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS (Focal Fossa), when installing from the http://ppa.launchpad.net/giuspen/ppa/ubuntu . The bug is still present, what kind of information should I provide and how?

[alhimik8]

Linux Mint 20.3 and also used this PPA ( http://ppa.launchpad.net/giuspen/ppa/ubuntu ). Just updated all packages, reinstalled this cherrytree_1.0.2-2_amd64.deb from that PPA - and problem still reproduces, maybe something wrong exactly with this ppa packet.

[giuspen]

Thanks for your feedback, the problem is exactly specifically with the Debian package! If I rebuild and run locally it works but if I use the PPA version it doesn't. I'll try to kick a rebuild in the PPA and if still doesn't work I'll raise a ticket on launchpad to understand what's going on

[gimplyworxs]

Linux Mint 20.1 MATE has the issue, Mint 21.1 is ok (checked on a virtualbox). Installed from PPA like the others.

[giuspen]

I can now reproduce locally building the Debian package with the official scripts. Thanks for the feedback I'll get back with a fix

[gimplyworxs]

Thanks very much for the quick fix. Works as expected again

[giuspen]

I pushed a new package in the Ubuntu 20.04 / focal PPA. For some reasons (likely a bug in g++ not there anymore anyway in later versions) that compiler plus specific options set from the debhelper builder messed up with a local variable used in multiple lambda functions. After I changed that variable to be non local it went away.