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Issue created Nov 19, 2022 by docphees@docphees

Pamac's (GUI) details/log view loses following status when too many lines come up too quickly

Pamac --version

Pamac 10.4.3-1 - libpamac 11.4.1-1, the issue exists for quite a while, now.

Variant in use

GUI

Distribution

Manjaro, Manjaro KDE

Desktop environment

XFCE & KDE

What's not working

If you switch to the details view (little arrow on the lower right of the GUI window), it is in ‘follow’ mode, scrolling forward as lines come up. Sometimes many lines come up in quick succession and that is when the following status is often lost. You have to scroll down to the latest line to bring it back to follow mode. Pamac will loose the following focus again when a couple of lines will come up in quick succession.

How to reproduce?

Run a larger upgrade. Switch to detailed/log view Scroll down to make sure Pamac is autoscrolling to follow the log Wait until several lines come up in quick succession

More information (optional)

If this is intentional, I think it is a bad choice. Since it is a GUI anyway, there could be simple checkboxes (“always follow”)

Edit: It has been like that for a while, now, not a recent change.

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