[Bug] Dictionaries' Order Messed Up Again In Web And Andr...

SeoulMate

United Kingdom

[BUG] Dictionaries' order messed up AGAIN in web and Android app

December 04 at 11:51

Since the last updates, I have noticed that my dictionaries are all over the place again in web and Android.

Granted, it is not a major issue, but it is nonetheless frustrating (and dare I say it worrying) that problems which were supposed to be fixed weeks, if not months, ago are creeping up again whenever there's an update.

This makes developers lose precious time that would be better spent introducing new functionalities, such as the promised roadmap for example.

nsprung

Canada

December 19 at 18:20

Could you describe as specifically as possible the issue with the dictionary order? Dictionaries are set on each platform separately, so you may have dictionaries on Android you don't have on Web.

f.ordelmans

Germany

December 19 at 22:33

Hi nsprung,

for me on Android it only shows ~20 seemingly random words in my vocabulary, as soon as I remove all filters it does not show any at all. In the webversion I can still see my full vocabulary.

I even tried to delete the app data and log in again, still it's not working :(.

nsprung

Canada

December 20 at 02:00

We are aware of that bug on android and we are working to fix it.

SeoulMate

United Kingdom

December 13 at 15:06

Problem still occurring guys.

zoran

Serbia

December 18 at 19:44

We are looking into it again.

zoran

Serbia

December 05 at 13:29

Thanks for reporting, we will look into it.

Gigusek

Sweden

December 04 at 12:07

> This makes developers lose precious time that would be better spent introducing new functionalities, such as the promised roadmap for example.

Unfortunately the developers can blame themselves for this, as it's they who roll out updates and seem to be testing new features and bug fixes on live version of the site instead of writing tests in development. This keeps producing new bugs pretty much every week from what I've been seeing. I was gonna write a ranty post (thread) about this, but honestly, it's probably not worth the effort.

SeoulMate

United Kingdom

December 04 at 16:08

Agreed 100%. I still believe the rant post could be useful because it would draw more attention to the problem and you are likely to raise issues that I, or others, might not have thought about.

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