Description of problem: When the font size is increased in gedit (either interactively or in the preferences), the line numbering size is increased to match. However, the line-number strip width remains constant, so at larger font sizes the line numbering becomes cut off. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gedit-3.8.3-1.fc19 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open a file in gedit 2. Enable "Display line numbers" in Preferences > View, if necessary 3. Increase font size significantly, either in Preferences or (if "Text Size" plugin is enabled) by repeatedly pressing Ctrl and + Actual results: Line numbers grow larger, and are increasingly cut off by the window border. Expected results: Line number strip dynamically resizes to fit width of its contents. Additional info: The wrong-size line numbering strip (which happens in both directions; if the font is decreased it remains far too wide) occurs on a per-tab basis when multiple files are open, and persists in each tab until a resize of the strip occurs. Such a resize can be triggered (for the current tab only) by increasing or decreasing the line count in the open file by an order of magnitude (e.g. from 995 to 1001 lines). Note that the nominal width of the strip is 2 digits, so the shortest length transition that will cause a resize is from 99 to 100 lines, or vice versa.
Added my report to existing upstream GNOME bug #687517
Updating GNOME bug ID, initial was closed as duplicate of this replacement.
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