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Add known issues / bugs to ReleaseNotes.txt
Some bugs couldn't be addressed before the release of Subversion 4.1. Add the most important ones to the ReleaseNotes. Signed-off-by: Thomas M <exp-122004@maisl.com> Signed-off-by: Dirk Hohndel <dirk@hohndel.org>
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- experimental "check for updates" feature (mostly for Windows and Mac)
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- experimental undocumented alternative storage format
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Known issues:
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- (Windows specific) Many Windows fonts don't support specific characters,
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specifically subscript "2" (eg in pO2). New installations of Subsurface
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will automatically pick a font that contains this character, but if you
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had Subsurface installed on a specific system before, it likely has
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saved the previous font in its settings. In that case the best solution
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is to manually change the font to one that contains this character,
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e.g. Calibri.
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Known bugs:
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- There are a number of small inconsistencies in the UI when editing
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multiple dives. For example, if multiple dives are edited and some of
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them already have coordinates set, under certain circumstances the
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changes aren't saved. To circumvent this bug only edit dives with the
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same coordinates or edit the dives individually.
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- (Windows specific) If an ad blocker is used and set to offline mode, the
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manual check for an update crashes subsurface.
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- When using the globe / map widget to edit dive locations, double clicks
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some times fail to set the correct position.
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New in version 4.0.3 (compared to Subsurface 4.0.2):
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