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bug(android): At start of input, pressing globe key, going back, leads to stuck shift key #7169
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Noting this needs sil_euro_latin version 2.0 for the start-of-sentence. |
Me either. I can repro with 15.0.269. So what's changed between then and now? I guess we need to bisect? So #7156 doesn't fix this one, but looks like something else does? |
For alpha I've traced the repro to I'm going to try to 🍒-pick #6787 to stable-15.0 see if that's the fix. |
Good work. Was just looking at list of fixes in 16.0.43. Listing them here for completeness:
So it should be one of those I guess: #6787 or #6979. The other four are definitely unrelated. Agree with you that #6787 seems very likely to have fixed it; it certainly has some interactions with the globe key. If you are able to confirm the fix against stable-15.0, then I would like to get @jahorton's feedback on root cause of the problem described here in #7169 on the basis of how it is fixed by #6787. |
I'm a bit concerned that the 'fix' in #7188 is likely coincidental - the true cause of the bug is likely still in place, but just avoided by this 🍒-pick as it works around the issue. It's unclear from the video whether or not you left the globe menu by cancelling (without selecting the keyboard) or if you reselected it; there's a slim chance that may have mattered. Either way, it's clear that exiting the menu did reload the OSK completely (which will be neutered by the 🍒-pick - that should also make people a bit happy, as it's the cause of the "flicker"). I can't see what the original, true cause of the bug might be without "diving into the code", so to speak, so given my prescribed priorities at the moment, I'll have to leave it at this for now. |
In the attached video, I left the globe menu by clicking the I agree that this fix is concidental. I suggest we leave this issue open after merging the fix for further exploration of root cause (which may involve more investigation and debugging against a known-bad version of Keyman...) |
This behavior is reproducible in 15.0.269-stable, but not in 16.0.60-alpha, on Android 5.0 (API 21), 8.1 (API 27) and 12.0 (API 31). |
Doh - #7188 wasn't merged due to failing test. So it might be the next 15.0 build (~271) whenever that happens. |
Ah oh dear I forgot that this one didn't get merged -- and asked a community forum member to re-test with 15.0.270... |
Closing as fixed in 15.0.271 |
Describe the bug
From a team review of the Keyman for Android UX (#7161)
When I was at start-of-sentence, I pressed globe key, went back, then keyboard was lower case, predictions showed Title Case, but the Shift key did not work -- the shift layer would not be activated.
Screen_Recording_20220831-053235_Keyman.mp4
Also documented at https://community.software.sil.org/t/locked-on-one-layer-or-dancing-between-two-layers/6446
Note:
Keyman for Windows/macOS/Linux/iPhone/iPad/Android:
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