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Description of problem: When input shift-w (the case does not matter) then g, it acted as if the copy from source command key, alt-g, is pressed, thus mistakenly overwrite what user have typed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Zanata version 2.3.1 (20130505-2134) Zanata version 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT (20130509-0036) How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. In the translation editor, click on any entry. 2. Press key shift-w 3. Press key g Actual results: The source text is copied to target text. Expected results: String "Wg" or "wG" is inputted. Additional info:
A bit more on the specifics of the scenarios that trigger the issue: - Any string that contains the characters 'W' and 'g' will cause it. - It has to be in that order. typing the 'g' first and then the 'W' will not cause it. - If enough time has passed after the typing of the 'W' character, typing the 'g' will not trigger it. - Pasting text with those characters into the editor field will not trigger it.
Fixed in 2.3.2-SNAPSHOT and merged to master. Note that this only fixes the Shift+W g behaviour, there are still several other changes to make for modal key shortcuts to behave correctly. See: https://github.com/zanata/zanata/commit/2598c302924447edd20413e75e9b99ec594eb0b0
VERIFIED with Zanata version 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT (20130513-0035) and Zanata version 2.3.2-SNAPSHOT (20130513-0001).
Closing bugs which were VERIFIED with snapshots <= 3.1.