Search Function and Module Regression Issues in New Version of Bible Study App

[tuomas2]

Title: Search Function and Module Regression Issues in New Version of Bible Study App

Summary:
The user reports issues with the search function in the latest version of the Bible Study app and regression problems with a French Bible module. Reverting to older versions solves both problems.

Key Points:

1. Search Icon Issue: The search settings window does not open in the latest app version (5.0.832), but works fine in version 5.0.792.
2. Module Regression: The updated "F10 French Louis Segond 1910" module lacks Strong’s numbers for some words and crashes, problems not present in version 5.61.
3. Search Index Instability: The index search becomes unstable and needs to be rebuilt each time the app is reopened.

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Original Message:

Hello!

The issue reported on the Play Store is as follows: when pressing the search icon in the toolbar, there is no longer any response to open the search settings window in the Epub file.

This is not an issue with my Epub files since, with version Bible Study 5.0.792, everything was working fine.

Moreover, after uninstalling the new version Bible Study 5.0.832 and reinstalling 5.0.792, the problem disappeared, and the search function works perfectly again.

Additionally, I would like to report that the "F10 French Louis Segond 1910" module I had updated last year has regressed: Strong’s numbers are no longer available for certain words, and there are crashes for others. I reverted to the older version 5.61 (2018-02-04), which does not have these issues. I'm hesitant to update to version 68.0 (2024-08-25). For now, I prefer to refrain from updating.

Thank you for your efforts on this very useful app. Thank you for taking this request into consideration. I'd also like to mention that the index search is unstable, as the index has to be rebuilt every time you exit the application before using it again.

May God's grace be with you.

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https://support.andbible.org/scp/tickets.php?id=2701