[Sugar-devel] Debian Advocacy for Sugar - Update - Issues found in Memorize Activity v58

shaansubbaiah.cs18 at bmsce.ac.in shaansubbaiah.cs18 at bmsce.ac.in
Fri Jul 10 08:58:49 EDT 2020


Hello all,

I’ve listed the issues found in the Memorize activity. This was the last activity that I could test on Debian Bullseye.
The remaining activities: sugar-record-activity, sugar-etoys-activity, sugar-finance-activity from the Sugar Debian Repository are not part of the Debian Bullseye packages at the moment.
I will post what was tested and the issues found in all the activities on Debian Bullseye soon.

Sugar Memorise Activity v58
sudo apt install sugar-memorize-activity
   
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On hovering over ‘grid size’ buttons, a warning is displayed:
    (sugar-activity3:1859): Gtk-WARNING **: 21:04:20.416: Drawing a gadget with negative dimensions.
 Did you forget to allocate a size? (node menuitem owner SugarPaletteHeader)

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Editing the game doesn’t work, the activity gets stuck #29 

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Activity saves its state to the Datastore but does not load it properly, a fresh instance is started. Therefore, the user is unable to save their progress and continue later.

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The activity’s sounds and images (which are optional) depend on art4apps (http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Art4Apps), which is not installed by default. Hence none of the sounds and words to generate cards dynamically are included. The user is not notified of winning as there is neither text displayed saying he/she has won nor the winning sound (win.wav from art4apps) is played.


This simple Multitail config for highlighting the logs that I’ve setup, may be useful to others:# Paste the snippet into /etc/multitail.conf
# (or) save as .multitailrc in the home directory

# Sugar
colorscheme:sugar
cs_re:green:DEBUG
cs_re:red:ERROR
cs_re_s:yellow:(Warning.*)
cs_re_s:blue:([0-9]{10,}\.[0-9]{6,})
#

Usage: multitail -CS sugar -iw "*YOUR_PACKAGE_NAME*" 1 -m 0
eg. multitail -CS sugar -iw "*Memorize*" 1 -m 0

Best,Shaan

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