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6.0.0-nightly.79 (still there on 6.5.0-nightly.19)
Windows
Windows 11
x64
No response
The Cache on Advanced menu has the number of space it's using when not in Dev mode.
Cache
Advanced
The Cache on Advanced menu has '...' when not in Dev mode.
Settings > Advanced
The problem is around this part of EditSettingsForm.js:
EditSettingsForm.js
My guess is that the function getCacheSize is not returning correctly.
getCacheSize
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Wasn't able to reproduce this together with another developer on Windows, it might have been fixed by #1280
Can you let me know if you still experience this issue?
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Oops, forgot to answer sorry. Yes, I stopped having this issue - even though, clicking on clear cache won't clean it properly.
Nvm, I think it wasn't fixed at all... I'm reopening it
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Ferdium Version
6.0.0-nightly.79 (still there on 6.5.0-nightly.19)
What Operating System are you using?
Windows
Operating System Version
Windows 11
What arch are you using?
x64
Last Known Working Ferdium version
No response
Expected Behavior
The
Cache
onAdvanced
menu has the number of space it's using when not in Dev mode.Actual Behavior
The
Cache
onAdvanced
menu has '...' when not in Dev mode.Steps to reproduce
Settings > Advanced
Cache
sectionDebug link
No response
Screenshots
Additional information
The problem is around this part of
EditSettingsForm.js
:My guess is that the function
getCacheSize
is not returning correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: