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"Hide next move" in studies gets lost #17030
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Hi, I would like to work on this issue. Can you please assign me? Thank you! |
Hello, I have been trying to solve this issue. I think it might be in the lila/modules/study/src/main/Chapter or ChapterMaker . I am doing this for a college project. Can you please give me some insight? |
@Piti06 I don't understand your question. I am just an experienced user of Lichess, and I have described the circumstances when the bug is seen in a complete way. What do you mean by "give me some insight"? |
Can you please assign me back? |
Creating a chapter in study if we choosed "Hide next moves" as soon as we played the first move, it would go back to "Normal Analysis", this happened because the logic for updating the "Hide next moves" wasn't working correctly.
Exact URL of where the bug happened
https://lichess.org/study/G8Q49yXj/qXhduLhP
Steps to reproduce the bug
What did you expect to happen?
The expectation of the study creator and user is:
What happened instead?
The mode of the chapter switched to "Normal analysis", and the UI (when taking back moves) looked like the mode was "Hide next move". The next time you then go to that chapter, it behaves like "Normal analysis", so that all moves are visible then to everyone.
Operating system
Ubuntu 22.04
Browser and version (or alternate access method)
Chrome last (Version 133.0.6943.126 (Official Build) (64-bit)), or Chromium last (Version 133.0.6943.126 (Official Build) (64-bit))
Additional information
This is a bug that I have seen now at least 2-3 years, and today I took the time to hunt it. Reason is, that this one bug leads all the time to situations, where I show to the students (of an online training, where I share a study) the moves without intention, so that they see e.g. the solution, and the whole chapter does not work any more.
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