GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 698767
window title does not update as user types search characters
Last modified: 2015-03-01 23:17:28 UTC
I'm running Nautilus from git master, built with --disable-tracker. To see the problem: 1. In your home directory, type Ctrl+F to initiate a search. 2. Type "ab" and then pause for a moment. Nautilus will begin searching for files. 3. Extend the search term by typing "cde". The path bar will now read Search for "abcde" But the window title will still read Search for "ab"
I guess you are seeing this bug on version 3.8. Please update the version if this is not the case. I can't reproduce this bug on nautilus 3.6. But I can reproduce it on nautilus from git master, with tracker support enabled.
I've only tested in git master (which is version 3.9, strictly speaking).
Thanks for the feedback. Now I see why you left it "unspecified". "3.9" is not available yet and "git master" is missing.
If it's relevant to post here, I've filed a bug about 'git master' version option being unavailable for nautilus bug page. see bug 704925
Adam, are you still seeing this with 3.10.1? I can't reproduce it, though on Fedora Nautilus is left with Tracker search enabled by default.
I'm still seeing this with 3.10.1 from Fedora. Although there is no server-side titlebar now, the window title is still displayed in the overview.
Created attachment 281824 [details] [review] patch I am also able to reproduce this bug. Attached patch solves the problem, although I'm not sure if it's the correct solution.
Review of attachment 281824 [details] [review]: Looks good, but see comment below. ::: src/nautilus-window-slot.c @@ +990,3 @@ if (slot->details->location && g_file_equal (location, slot->details->location)) { + nautilus_window_slot_update_title (slot); Could you add a comment here explaining why this is needed?
Created attachment 282499 [details] [review] patch 02 Comment added.
Sorry for the delay and thanks for the patch!