I presume you mean it is a good idea to test whether the issue is still present in 'Be-ing:effects_refactoring'?
Ok, tried that. But with all this git-stuff being new to me, please let me explain what I did, more or less step-by-step. This way we can be sure that this test was meaningful.
Then I checked the version under 'Help->About'.
Version was '2.4.0-alpha-pre (build effects_refactoring r7086)', so I assumed everything worked as expected.
Switched interface from 'Shade' to 'Tango' and started experimenting.
I had the impression that it took me way longer to reproduce, but finally can confirm that the (or an) issue still exists.
I presume you mean it is a good idea to test whether the issue is still present in 'Be-ing: effects_ refactoring' ?
Ok, tried that. But with all this git-stuff being new to me, please let me explain what I did, more or less step-by-step. This way we can be sure that this test was meaningful.
'git clone https:/ /github. com/Be- ing/mixxx. git .' refactoring' BUILD_TYPE= Debug -DDEBUG_ ASSERTIONS_ FATAL=ON'
'cd mixxx'
'git switch effects_
'cmake -S . -B ../build -DCMAKE_
'cmake --build ../build --parallel 8'
'cd ../build'
'gdb --args ./mixxx -debugAssertBreak'
Then I checked the version under 'Help->About'.
Version was '2.4.0-alpha-pre (build effects_refactoring r7086)', so I assumed everything worked as expected.
Switched interface from 'Shade' to 'Tango' and started experimenting.
I had the impression that it took me way longer to reproduce, but finally can confirm that the (or an) issue still exists.