Updated to 1.8.6 today on Windows, but there are problems. π« I was able to narrow it down to:
When a wallet with multiple Accounts, especially Whirlpool accounts, is opened, I can not:
close the wallet's tab (with small Γ button)
close the whole program (with window's Γ button)
use menu File β Close Tab (to close the wallet tab)
The programm freezes and does not respond any more, aka crashes. Then there's this messages displayed:
Sometimes it also sais the number 0, but that only occured one time so far. π€·ββοΈ
I can only:
close the whole program regularly via menu File β Quit
It does not matter if there are Whirlpool transactions present or if the accounts are fresh. If a wallet does not have Whirlpool accounts or when no wallet is opened at all, then all the UI elements for closing work as intented and there's no crash.
Interestingly enough, if I lock the wallet first and then close it, it also works. π₯΄
Could this bug be connected to the new "Show All Wallets Summary" feature? π€ Just guessing here.
Would be nice if you could look into this, it's obviously very annoying and not very "trust-building". π
Hi Craig!
Updated to 1.8.6 today on Windows, but there are problems. π« I was able to narrow it down to:
When a wallet with multiple Accounts, especially Whirlpool accounts, is opened, I can not:
The programm freezes and does not respond any more, aka crashes. Then there's this messages displayed:
Sometimes it also sais the number
0
, but that only occured one time so far. π€·ββοΈI can only:
It does not matter if there are Whirlpool transactions present or if the accounts are fresh. If a wallet does not have Whirlpool accounts or when no wallet is opened at all, then all the UI elements for closing work as intented and there's no crash.
Interestingly enough, if I lock the wallet first and then close it, it also works. π₯΄
Could this bug be connected to the new "Show All Wallets Summary" feature? π€ Just guessing here.
Would be nice if you could look into this, it's obviously very annoying and not very "trust-building". π