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Seek's language setting is unstable #642
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Similar general "settings application forgetting" behaviour observed also in Finnish on Android and iPhone, and for common names showing. It seems on the Android it forgot the setting to show common names instead of scientific names whenever the camera is opened and a species identified. (I've been demoing this to several people recently and don't have all the phone specs.) I'm able to reproduce this with:
Steps to reproduce with Lockdown Mode on:
My gut guess would be that this bug is directly related to #691 and has to do with UI text fetching calls not having a consistent access to some form of settings-reading object, reverting all localization-style function calls back to default settings after some kind of glitch happens and the settings 'object' or the pointer to it is lost. This is why restart clears it. So I would generally say this is a 'settings are unstable' problem. As for the trigger, camera picture saving in iOS will cause a system call to tweak picture storage settings (i.e. restricted photo access in iOS will ask at that point if you want to grant Seek access to more photos, so I can see it visits the permission system - even if it's reasonably pointless in that situation), and a security-related syscall to iOS may be theoretically what is triggering the glitch. Could be it triggers some kind of memory cleanup operation? I'm not sure how the Android reproduction works, I can try to experiment if needed but now I have a straightforward reproduction instruction hopefully. One valuable workaround for settings instability if this is hard to fix would be to make the default setting for Seek to show common names instead of scientific names, because those are more 'regular user friendly' and alleviate the issue since device settings will be in the user's language generally and won't need the Seek settings, and many more scientific users can 'make do' with local names better than regular users can make do with scientific names. (Though I must admit it's also been fun looking at silly scientific names in the proposals. I just can't see at all if Seek's guessing correctly.)
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Same here. Unfortunately, can't contribute any new info.
The system language is English, switched the application to my native one. From time to time the language resets back to English |
Describe the bug
If Seek's language is different than the device's language, Seek's language will sometimes revert back to using the device's language.
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I'm not sure if this happens in situations where one's device is set to English and Seek is set to something non-English.
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