On Thu Aug 24 18:38:59 BST 2017, Alan Milewczyk wrote:
I've just checked with the PID you quote Vangelis and concur.
Where the PID isn't in the cache (as is the case here),
v3.02 fails to find anything!
Many thanks Alan for checking/verrifying !
(OT: Yes, sun still shining over here, but as it's
usually the case, one longs for what one
doesn't have... After this one being the hottest
summer in more than a decade, with 3 major
heatwaves striking thus far (last one was Lucifer,
started end-July and lasted till mid August - temps
as high as 39C during the day, not below 31 during night)
I can say without the faintest hesitation that
I'm fed up with the sun shining, could well do with
some Manchester weather for a relief... And do keep
in mind that over here real winter starts towards
the end of October... :-) )
On Thu Aug 24 18:35:17 BST 2017, tellyaddict wrote:
Thanks Vangelis.
It's appeared in the Known Issues section of the wiki
so Dinky is now aware of it.
You are welcome.
I genuinely don't mean to sound unpleasant,
but this current situation of bugs being
discovered after a major public release
is a direct consequence of the way that
the on-line "develop" GitHub repository
is being currently updated (i.e. only after
a major "master" release takes place, and
I recall this is something that you and I discussed
in a previous exchange on this list..).
When the online "develop" branch was being
(publicly) gradually committed to towards
the next major release, advanced users/testers
had the chance to test "unstable" snapshots
of the code, which increased the likelihood of
discovering and reporting (e.g. in the issues tracker,
now no longer with us...) bugs/breakages
in those snapshots; the dev could then hopefully
iron out those bugs before a major release...
Currently, fixing any (major) bug would necessitate
a new master release, but if the dev feels OK
with such a workflow, I fear I have no business
at all discussing this...
Best regards all,
Vangelis.
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