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Sometimes, despite clicking on a deck, the keyboard's focus gets stuck in the sidebar or the track list, so that when I press D to pause a deck, it just selects the next crate that starts with D in the sidebar, or the next track that starts with D in the library instead of pausing the deck.
Can't figure out how to reproduce yet, but once it happens, I can't figure out how to undo it and get the hotkeys back.
Sometimes, despite clicking on a deck, the keyboard's focus gets stuck in the sidebar or the track list
Clicking any control or label outside the library (search, sidebar, racks) does (and should) not remove the focus from the library (exceptions are editors like the loop & beatjump size spinboxes).
This ensures there's a keyboard focus target to keep the library navigation controls working without having to set focus again. These are Up, Down, PageDown keypresses etc. and emulated keypresses for the library controls (used by controller mappings).
IINM keypresses (a-z and maybe numbers) should only jump (search) in the tracks view if no control is assigned to that specific key. Ie. the keyboard event filter should always catch those keys and trigger the repsective controls.
Bug Description
Sometimes, despite clicking on a deck, the keyboard's focus gets stuck in the sidebar or the track list, so that when I press D to pause a deck, it just selects the next crate that starts with D in the sidebar, or the next track that starts with D in the library instead of pausing the deck.
Can't figure out how to reproduce yet, but once it happens, I can't figure out how to undo it and get the hotkeys back.
Perhaps related to #13160
Version
2.4.1
OS
macOS Sonoma 14.3.1
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