Github update deleted prefilters

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rackem

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I just updated to Github 930 and found it completely removed all of my pre-filters in the list settings. Anybody else experience this?

I am still working on cleaning up the damage. :mad: Fortunately I have a relatively recent local backup that I can copy/paste my old settings.
 
Update: Re-adding the pre-filters in the list settings is pointless as they are removed upon save. Fortunately, as suggested elsewhere for a different issue, adding them to the settings in a menu link works however that is not an option for some of my lists. Please help!
 
Yeah, sorry about that. A rather unfortunate side effect of a commit from a few days ago that was intended to fix another issue with filtering.

Thanks to everyone for reporting this, glad we got it fixed quick enough so it didn't do any major damage.

Just FYI, I'm looking at ways we can slightly modify our github routine, so Rob and I commit to a "bleeding edge" repo, rather than the master, so our trusty core of volunteer guineapigs can test out our changes, before they get pushed over to the main "master" that everyone updates from.

This would greatly reduce the risk of unintended damage to "normal" users from changes that Rob or I haven't sufficiently tested. Which is hard to do for us in isolation, as Fabrik is such a huge project, and automated unit testing is almost impossible to implement.

-- hugh
 
Yeah, sorry about that. A rather unfortunate side effect of a commit from a few days ago that was intended to fix another issue with filtering.

Thanks to everyone for reporting this, glad we got it fixed quick enough so it didn't do any major damage.

Just FYI, I'm looking at ways we can slightly modify our github routine, so Rob and I commit to a "bleeding edge" repo, rather than the master, so our trusty core of volunteer guineapigs can test out our changes, before they get pushed over to the main "master" that everyone updates from.

This would greatly reduce the risk of unintended damage to "normal" users from changes that Rob or I haven't sufficiently tested. Which is hard to do for us in isolation, as Fabrik is such a huge project, and automated unit testing is almost impossible to implement.

-- hugh
 
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