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[MU4] ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous #8903
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a) don't merge, but pull (and push -f), to avoid those merge commits (fixed meanwhile) |
yup, that's my mistake, sorry! |
And shouldn't those "ENG-##" pull requests (also) go to the |
All previous were. Here though I'm not even sure which problem it is trying to solve? Like how to reproduce the issue, in master and/or 3.x |
Ah! And indeed 3.6.2 (and most probably 3.6.2_backend too) and 3.x have the same issue. Edit 1: Only that code change doesn't fix it there (not tested it on master yet). Edit 2: Actually it does, I've just been too stupid to apply it properly... |
The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system)
Also fixes https://musescore.org/en/node/307982 |
ENG-* changes from now on are for master only. |
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
…ore system break Also ENG-97: Dashed lines that cross systems become continuous The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system) Backport of musescore#8903
The problem was that MuseScore was attempting to draw the hook with the solid line style even when there was no hook to be drawn (because the line continued to the next system)