Bugs
Now I am working on this code, so I think there is no reason to waste an official issue tracker with my bugs.
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[Fixed] [Reproduced in 1.2, 1.3, 2.0] MuseScore "Preferences" dialog window doesn't allow to use JACK MIDI Out without using an
internal synthesizer.
Expected behavior: "Use internal synthesizer" is unckecked, JACK MIDI OUT works.
Actual behavior: "Use internal synthesizer" is checked, JACK MIDI OUT doesn't work.
Reproduce: Open Edit->Preferences->I/O, uncheck all except "Use JACK MIDI" and restart program.
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[Fixed] Notes continue to sound when "stop" button pressed while playing through JACK MIDI.
Expected behavior: Pressing "stop" button stops playing.
Actual behavior: Last played notes continue to sound.
Reproduce: Press "play", then "stop" while playing through JACK MIDI.
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[Fixed] [Reproduced in 1.2, 2.0] Pressing "play" via JACK Transport doesn't affect MuseScore's UI: "play" button looks like not
pressed.
Expected behavior: Pressing JACK Transport's "start" button changes MuseScore's "play" button to "stop".
Actual behavior: Pressing JACK Transport's "start" doesn't change status of MuseScore's "play" button. MS's button works uncorrectly (starts playing again instead of stopping).
Reproduce: Press "play" on JACK Transport, then "play" in MuseScore.
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[Fixed] Checking "Remember last connection(s)" in I/O preferences has no effect.
Expected behavior: When checked, MuseScore remembers midi ports and reconnects after restarting.
Actual behavior: MuseScore doesn't remember ports and doesn't reconnect.
Reproduce: Check "Remember last connection(s)" in I/O preferences, restart the program.
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[Fixed] [Reproduced in 1.2, 2.0] Changing Preferences->I/O->Ports(JACK MIDI) has no effect when "Remember last connection(s)"
is checked
Expected behavior: Changing ports' number changes actual number of ports after restarting.
Actual behavior: Ports' number doesn't change.
Reproduce: Check "Remember last connection(s)" in I/O preferences, change the "Ports:" and restart the program.
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[Fixed] [Crash] [Partially reproduced in 1.2] Using JACK Transport in several cases crashes MuseScore.
Expected behavior: MuseScore starts playing.
Actual behavior: MuseScore crashes.
Reproduce:- 1.Press "Play" on JACK Transport panel. Open MuseScore.
- 2.Open MuseScore. Press "Play" on JACK Transport panel.(1.2 doesn't play)
- 3.Close all tabs. Press "Play" on JACK Transport panel.(1.2 crashes)
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[Fixed] [Crash] [Reproduced in 1.2, 2.0] Pressing "Play" on JACK Transport while editing elements causes crash.
Expected behavior: Pressing "Play" while editing shouldn't do anything.
Actual behavior: MuseScore becomes to play and sometimes crashes.
Reproduce: Add a new "Pedal" to score, double click it to enter edit mode. Press "play" on JACK Transport panel.
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[Fixed (disappeared)] Last played note/chord stays marked after seeking backwards.
Expected behavior: Last played note should be black.
Actual behavior: Last played note is marked (blue).
Reproduce: While playing seek backwards via JACK or MuseScore Transport.
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[Fixed] Score with enabled count in is playing from wrong position.
Expected behavior: After count in score should be played from the specified position.
Actual behavior: Score is played from the position that 1-2 measures ahead from the specified position.
Reproduce: Enable "Count in" on the "Play Panel", select any note an press play.
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[Fixed] Changing value of tempo slider on Play panel makes a seek to forward/backward.
Expected behavior: MuseScore changes the tempo of playbacking.
Actual behavior: MuseScore changes the tempo and seek forward/backward.
Reproduce: Press Play, open Play panel, change position on tempo slider.
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[Fixed] [Crash] Pressing "Play" on JACK Transport gives a crash.
Expected behavior: MuseScore crashes.
Actual behavior: MuseScore starts playing.
Reproduce: Press "Stop" on JACK Transport to set time to 0:00. Press "Play" on JACK Transport,
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[Fixed] [Crash] Screen does not repaint or MuseScore crashes after a few clicks.
Expected behavior: MuseScore crashes or canvas does nor repaint.
Actual behavior: MuseScore seeks to point you clicked.
Reproduce: Press "Play" and click on some note or chord as fast as you can.
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