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#1 2021-04-18 01:50:58

cajm
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From: Patagonia
Registered: 2020-12-26
Posts: 11

Edit a bug report after it has been submitted

I believe I found a bug in the blender package so I tried to submit a bug report for it. I read the guidelines then went over to https://bugs.archlinux.org and created an account and clicked 'Add New Task'. So far so good. I saw the summary option and began entering a brief description when my finger hit the Enter key instead of the right Shift key, which to my dismay created a new but empty task. But even worse, I don't see any edit or delete buttons. I searched high and low, but the only thing I found was a link that said 'Request Closure', but that doesn't sound quite right. I want to edit the same one or delete it entirely, not just close it and leave it there to commemorate my little finger's faulty precision. Is that possible?

I know this isn't the right spot to report bugs, but while I'm here I might as well say it. Perhaps it's not a bug at all.
Setting a collection's visibility to 'Indirect Only' is ineffective; it doesn't seem to do anything. It works just fine using the download from the official site, when when using the blender from pacman I get unexpected behavior. I can render upload some images to show what I mean.


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#2 2021-04-18 01:55:49

Scimmia
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Registered: 2012-09-01
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Re: Edit a bug report after it has been submitted

Just add the information in the comments, but troubleshooting here is a good idea.

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#3 2021-04-18 02:57:21

cajm
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From: Patagonia
Registered: 2020-12-26
Posts: 11

Re: Edit a bug report after it has been submitted

Okay, thanks. I did that.
I also saw that cuda is an optional dependency for blender. To my understanding that only effects the productivity of Nvidia graphics cards. And as I have an Intel graphics card didn't feel like downloading the 1000+MiB cuda package just to check.


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