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Message #02389
[Bug 583015] Re: _gtk_rbtree_reorder: assertion `tree->root->count == length' failed
** Changed in: gtg
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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_gtk_rbtree_reorder: assertion `tree->root->count == length' failed
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/583015
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Bug description:
Spotted this regression after clicking on a tag in the browser window:
./gtg (wd: ~/src/gtg/gtg-756)
applying filter @dutch
/home/bryce/src/gtg/gtg-756/GTG/taskbrowser/tasktree.py:205: GtkWarning: _gtk_rbtree_reorder: assertion `tree->root->count == length' failed
self.row_changed(node_path, node_iter)
Warning: get_parent will return one random parent for task 480@1 because there are multiple parents.
Warning: get_parent will return one random parent for task 759@1 because there are multiple parents.
Warning: get_parent will return one random parent for task 1166@1 because there are multiple parents.
Warning: get_parent will return one random parent for task 1572@1 because there are multiple parents.
Warning: get_parent will return one random parent for task 1862@1 because there are multiple parents.
Warning: get_parent will return one random parent for task 9@1 because there are multiple parents.
Warning: get_parent will return one random parent for task 244@1 because there are multiple parents.
applying filter @launchpad
This occurred only the first time I clicked a tag. After it prints this I can click on any other tags (including re-clicking @dutch) and it only prints the "applying filter..." line.
It seems to print the assert regardless of what tag I click, although the get_parent warning only appears with some tags. So that might be unrelated. E.g.:
applying filter @intel
/home/bryce/src/gtg/gtg-756/GTG/taskbrowser/tasktree.py:205: GtkWarning: _gtk_rbtree_reorder: assertion `tree->root->count == length' failed
self.row_changed(node_path, node_iter)
applying filter @nvidia
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