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Steps to reproduce: 1) Change a filter value (e.g., change the visibility rule from Exclude to Include for java* filter for the Default filter set). 2) Click Cancel on the Edit Profiling Set dialog. 3) Before dismissing the Launch Dialog, click Edit again to re-display the Edit Profiling Set dialog. 4) Click Next to display the Filters page. Observe that the change made in step 1 is still shown although Cancel was clicked. Expect original unchanged value to be shown. 5) Click Cancel to dismiss the Edit Profiling Set dialog. 6) Click Close to dismiss the Launch Dialog. Note if Profile is clicked, the original unchanged filter value is used (which is good since Cancel was clicked) but the display inconsistency could be confusing for the user. 7) Re-display the Launch Dialog. 8) Display the Edit Profiling Set Dialog. 9) Click Next to display filters. Observe correct expected unchanged value is displayed. Note the inconsistency only occurs when editing a filter's content (Edit or direct table modification) or changing the filter order (Up/Down buttons). Adding or removing a filter from the filter set in step 1 was correctly cancelled (i.e., original unchanged filter contents displayed in step 4). Builds used: hyades.runtime_3.0_20040525_1750.zip Workbench Used: IES-I-I20040514-200405141501-win32-no-hyades.zip
This is happening because the working copy of the filters used in the Edit profiling set wizard is not completely disjoint from its original (using a different container, but the same instances). This will have to be reworked after 3.0. Since this is a relatively minor bug, moving to after 3.0.
Cannot be contained in 3.2 i2, moving target to 3.3
Per discussion with Harm, the defect should be discussed in the committers call and decided if it can be moved to 3.3. Moving defect back to 3.2 i2
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 69164 ***
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