Bug: Queue: Using Option "Clear All" does really clear ALL items, even those work in progress

[ischilling]

Problem description:

In a currently running / started queue with completed, not yet started and currently work in progress queue item, clicking on Options - Clear All removes all queue items. So far, so good.

The problem is, it clears also the currently work in progress queue item. That this progress isn't halted yet is only indicated through the fact that the upper left button still shows "Pause Queue" instead of "Start Queue". Clicking the Pause Queue button does than behave as expected and the current work in progress is finished as usual.

However, if I click on Clear All, I expect

• to get a warning that this would also clear the current work in progress - and kills it therefore - and informs me that there might be remains I have to take care of...
• or more elegant, leaves the work in progress item where it is and does only clear all other items.

I personally would go for the ladder behavior.

HandBrake version (e.g., 1.3.0):

Nightly 20200115194359-1994200-master (2020011501)

Operating system and version (e.g., Ubuntu 19.10, macOS 10.15 Catalina, Windows 10 1909):

Most recent Windows 10 including all patches

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[ischilling]

In addition, Clear All should also ask: "Are you sure to Clear All?" or something like this, independent on whether or not the bug is seen as such.

[sr55]

Fixed the issue where it cleared active jobs. This no longer happens.

In addition, Clear All should also ask: "Are you sure to Clear All?" or something like this, independent on whether or not the bug is seen as such.

It already does.