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[BUG] Opening a bundle filters all non installed packages once, but shows after any refresh #2635
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I will investigate |
Is this fix on beta? I was testing the other issue and it is still happening :( Here is a video showing it happening video.mp4 |
Yes, this issue should have been fixed, and, at least to what I could reproduced it got fixed |
It's also happening in a place I (at least that I remember) didn't notice before, in the "Discover Packages" when searching. |
On the discover packages page you may need to change the "Search Mode" to "Show similar packages" |
If the issue is happening only on the Discover PAckages page then it was fixed |
No no, I send a video with it happening on bundles here
At least when selecting to add a package to a bundle It still happens |
Does it happen always? I am not able to reproduce the issue |
I tested and could record it not happening and happening. So I think It's not always. But it seems to be more consistent when you first open unigetui. (I sped up because of the file size cap) |
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Apologies, I missed the context that it was working in the latest beta version. It appears to be fixed on my end when running |
Please confirm these before moving forward
UniGetUI Version
3.1.1
Windows version, edition, and architecture
Windows 11 Pro 22631.3958
Describe your issue
As long as it seems to me if the package is not installed it does not show by default when opening a bundle .json file. When opening you will be met with a blank screen and the view subtitle will say
X packages were found, 0 of which match the specified filters
where X is the number of packages on the bundle.json.I don't think this is expected. But the failure doesn't seem constant, sometimes it opens normally. Sometimes some packages show and others don't. I can test further if given new approaches.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Open a bundle with uninstalled package. See that no package is shown.
Try clear source selection and select all again, package shows.
Loading the bundle.json once again also make the packages appear.
I think, by reading the logs, that it seems related to the order of operations, maybe as it creates the options after when the package does not exist locally, it can't render when it loads and only after a refresh or reload it shows.
UniGetUI Log
Package Managers Logs
Relevant information
No response
Screenshots and videos
clearing and selecting sources renders the package:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/566941d9-fc38-46a7-874c-93dccf870b27
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