Accidental file delete on mobile.

[Chirana Gheorghita Eugeniu Theodor]

Hmmm. I will try reproducing and detail each step. By the way I am using
dark theme :)

On Mon, Jan 18, 2021, 20:47 Dirk Hohndel <dirk at hohndel.org> wrote:

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> On Jan 18, 2021, at 12:00 AM, Chirana Gheorghita Eugeniu Theodor <
> office at adaptcom.ro> wrote:
>
> Hello. OK.
>
> Discovered something:
> - I add a new dive
> -Save and exit to Dive list
> - Enter that dive again
> - delete it >> all ok.
>
> - Add a new dive
> - Save and exit to Dive list
> - select another dive and back to dive list
> - Select the newly added dive and back to dive list and tha new dive
> remains selected
> - Open context menu and hit delete >>> App crashes.. Attached logs.
>
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>
> So I understand what the log tells us... but I cannot figure out how to
> reproduce the situation.
> I followed your steps as exactly as I could. And tried several variations.
> I tried this on three different Android devices (including two running
> Android 11) as well as on iOS and mobile-on-desktop.
> I simply cannot reproduce the crash.
>
> The log file implied that a QML object was deleted while one of its signal
> handlers was running. During the dive delete a signal handler for the
> context menu is running, but I don't see how that object could be deleted.
> And because of the undo stack, the dive itself isn't actually deleted,
> just moved on a different list. The one thing that does get deleted is the
> delegate that shows the dive in the dive list - but that one doesn't
> actually have a  signal handler running... because even if you opened the
> context drawer by press-and-hold on the dive (instead of using the three
> dots in the lower right corner), the signal handler for that delegate has
> finished when you open the context menu. And by the time you tap on delete
> in the context menu, it has definitely completed running.
>
> So... hmm... no idea...
>
> And as I said many times before - fixing bugs I cannot reproduce is
> incredibly hard :-(
>
> /D
>
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