Closed tingsu closed 5 years ago
Thanks for this report, but I do not know whether I should consider this one a bug. Why should you tap on the "current" activity in the list? - The only reason that comes to my mind would be to terminate it. Starting it doesn't make sense, as you are already doing that,
I am interested about what other users think...
Thanks for your quick reply, Ramack! Also, thanks for developing this wonderful and handy app. I used it a lot!
As for this issue:
As a user, when I create a task (e.g., "hello"), I expect the current activity (the top active activity) should shows "hello" ( this behavior is correct now).
But if I tap "hello" (in the activity list) again, I expect the current activity should remain the same (because the purpose of the current activity indicate which activity is active now).
The issue I observed appears when I created "hello" just when the app was freshly installed, where the current activity "hello" disappears and shows "No Activity" instead if I click "hello" again. However, except this case, if I tap one activity in the activity list, the current activity will not change. So, I really hope to see the behavior could keep consistent.
Well, I think after creating the activity, clicking the same activity on the tray means you are terminating the activity you just created. I hope this helps
Thanks for your explanation. Then I close it.
I have searched the history bug list, and have not found a similar bug.
The bug was found on the latest version 1.4.0 (can be reproduced on an Android emulator 6.0 and a Google Pixel 3 XL phone )
Bug: I install the version 1.4.0 and start the app, create a new activity (e.g., "hello“) and save it. The main page shows the current activity is "Hello" (correct), and the activity list contains "Hello" (correct). Then, click "hello", the current activity becomes "No Activity" (this should not be changed!) .
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