GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 700997
gnome-clocks: in special cases HeaderBar panel lose its state
Last modified: 2013-11-16 15:44:02 UTC
steps to reproduce: 1. set up an alarm to bell in one minute: 2. in the remaining time goto world clocks 3. select one of the clocks 4. wait for alarm to bell 5. alarm changes the header bar state and view to alarms 6. switch to the world clocks view again 7. single clock view had remained and it's not possible anymore to switch to the general clocks overview
we should investigate it actually someday :-)
Created attachment 259958 [details] [review] proposed bugfix Hi, I found this bug through the GnomeLove wiki (it has been tagged gnome-love) and I fixed this bug (well, atleast I hope so ;)). Here is the patch. Please tell me, if I should change anything (this is my first contribution to the GNOME project). Cheers
(In reply to comment #2) > Created an attachment (id=259958) [details] [review] > proposed bugfix > > Hi, I found this bug through the GnomeLove wiki (it has been tagged gnome-love) > and I fixed this bug (well, atleast I hope so ;)). Here is the patch. Please > tell me, if I should change anything (this is my first contribution to the > GNOME project). > > Cheers Hi, thank you for this patch, at first glance it looks good. It's always a pleasure when new contributors join us. If you are interested in clocks development, join us on #gnome-clocks channel and ping me or pbor, there are a lot interesting things which can be improved.
commited. thank you.
Created attachment 259965 [details] [review] fixes the issue for timers This also happens with timers. This patch fixes that.
Thank you Daniel. This problem has been fixed in the development version. The fix will be available in the next major software release. Thank you for your bug report.