[MU4 Issue] Metronome marks text does not honour Tempo text font

[oktophonie]

Describe the bug
Items from the Tempo palette containing notehead symbols (metronome marks, metric modulations etc) do no not honour the font chosen for the Tempo text style, if that has been changed from Edwin. These symbols appear in Edwin when created, but can be reset via the Properties panel, whereupon they will use the proper font.

Other settings (size, bold/italic etc) seem to be honoured in all cases. Tempo markings that are simple text honour the font choice as expected. Perhaps the problem with metronome marks has to do with switching from Leland symbols (for the noteheads) to a text font within the string.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

1. Change the font in Style -> Text Styles -> Tempo (I used FreeMono in the attached video, to make it obvious)
2. Add a tempo marking, e.g. 'Allegro' - all looks as expected.
3. Add a metronome mark; note that all the non-notehead text is in Edwin
4. Reset the font for the metronome mark via the Properties panel; the expected font is now used

box-220915-2112-26.mp4

[HemantAntony]

I can't reproduce this now. Just to make sure I'm testing it properly, I'm changing the Font from Tempo Text Styles in Style Dialog. Then adding all those elements from Tempo Palette adds it with the right font

[oktophonie]

Interesting. It works fine on Windows:

But in Linux, still as originally reported:

(latest nightly)

[HemantAntony]

I'm on Linux and it works fine for me (Built my latest nightly):

Issue.mp4

[oktophonie]

Well I'm still on Linux and it still doesn't:

OS: Artix Linux, Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 4.1.0-230250304, revision: github-musescore-musescore-fc16f5b

[HemantAntony]

I don't think my video uploaded properly. So here's I reproduce the bug:
Screencast from 25-01-23 07:13:07 PM IST.webm

[bkunda]

Also reproducible on macOS.
Incidentally, what is the difference between the "Tempo" and "Metronome" text styles? I would have thought the latter would affect metronome markings, but it appears they are in fact determined by the tempo text style.

[oktophonie]

The metronome marks in the Tempo palette are, indeed, instances of Tempo text.
Where you have tempo text and a metronome mark, often the metronome mark is non-bold and a little smaller, so you could apply the Metronome style to the metronome mark in that case. (Or indeed configure it to look however you like, the point just being that it's distinct from the Tempo.)