Description of problem: When doing a tree compare, I checked individual files for changes. Meld opened a new tap to compare two complementary files (from both trees). It scrolled to somewhere in the the files and refused to step from diff to diff with the up/down arrow buttons. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.2.1-1.fc10 How reproducible: Happens now and then Steps to Reproduce: 1. meld <tree1> <tree2> 2. go to some file 3. compare them and try to step from diff to diff Actual results: Only one diff is shown, somewhere in the file Expected results: Stepping (scrolling) through file from diff to diff Additional info: Latest version in SVN does not seem to have this problem.
BTW: Meld 1.3 was released on April 17th, I think you should consider an update.
(In reply to comment #1) > BTW: Meld 1.3 was released on April 17th, I think you should consider an > update. It's updated in the devel branch, but it had enough changes that I'm not comfortable pushing it to F11 this late in the game.
I've used (for daily integration work) a version very close to 1.3.0 now since the opening of this bug report. It was stable, performance was good and I didn't notice any problems. So I feel very confident that 1.3.0 is a much better choice than 1.2.x on both F10 and F11. For the F11 case, one might consider releasing it shortly after the official F11 release due to freezing policies.
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