Currently using version 3.3 from Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) with the Flow View. Every time a host changes from 0/x to 1/x or more the font switches from normal to bold. When going back to 0/x the font switches back. The bold font obviously is wider than the normal font. If this happens to the longest entry in the host list, the whole column gets wider and less wide. If the job count on this host often changes from 0 to more and back this leads to some kind of column width flickering which is rather annoying.
I only have screenshots to show this, some kind of animated GIF or a video would better show what I mean, but maybe you understand my description and can reproduce it?
Maybe this was introduced with e22a5eff7618ea58512bba2d1f92cda4beb613df. At least that was the only change I could find between v3.0.0 and v3.3 touching this.
Currently using version 3.3 from Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) with the Flow View. Every time a host changes from 0/x to 1/x or more the font switches from normal to bold. When going back to 0/x the font switches back. The bold font obviously is wider than the normal font. If this happens to the longest entry in the host list, the whole column gets wider and less wide. If the job count on this host often changes from 0 to more and back this leads to some kind of column width flickering which is rather annoying.
I only have screenshots to show this, some kind of animated GIF or a video would better show what I mean, but maybe you understand my description and can reproduce it?
Maybe this was introduced with e22a5eff7618ea58512bba2d1f92cda4beb613df. At least that was the only change I could find between v3.0.0 and v3.3 touching this.