Expanded categories being viewed in 'Installed' tab collapse when installation/removal of a queued package completes

Bug #872974 reported by Ed Mountjoy
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This bug affects 5 people
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software-center (Ubuntu)
Fix Released
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Bug Description

I am using version 5.0.1.4 of software-center on Ubuntu 11.10 (64-bit).

If you have queued up some programs to be either installed or removed and then browse some of the packages currently installed, under the 'Installed' tab, every time one of the queued packages is installed/removed then page refreshes leaving all previously expanded categories collapsed. This makes browsing and removing multiple packages difficult when using the 'Installed' tab.

summary: Expanded categories being viewed in 'Installed' tab collapse when
- installation/removal of a package completes
+ installation/removal of a queued package completes
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Launchpad Janitor (janitor) wrote :

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

Changed in software-center (Ubuntu):
status: New → Confirmed
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Craig Weber (weberc2) wrote :

It's not just on completion; it seems to automatically refresh periodically, and the refreshes collapse the categories as well. That's tested on my USC 5.0.4 installation.

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Gary Lasker (gary-lasker) wrote :

I have verified that this bug still no longer occurs in Software Center version 5.2.2.2, Ubuntu 12.04. The state of the expanded tabs is not retained even on a refresh of the view (such as at the end of an install/remove, as described in this bug). Therefore, I will close this now.

Many thanks!

Changed in software-center (Ubuntu):
status: Confirmed → Fix Released
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