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Empty select in the card distribution form after sending registration form (offline entities enabled) #6304

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dbemke opened this issue Aug 2, 2024 · 3 comments · Fixed by #6351
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dbemke commented Aug 2, 2024

ODK Collect version

the master version 1f2e2a6

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10, 14

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Redmi 9T, Pixel 7a

Problem description

If a voter registration form is filled and sent (with offline entities enabled), in the card distribution form the added voter's name isn't shown (empty select).
missingNames
If I refresh the list of blank forms, the voter's name appear.

Steps to reproduce the problem

  1. Download a project with the voter registration and the card distribution forms.
    (I used forms from https://staging.getodk.cloud/#/projects/65)
  2. Enable offline entities in experimental settings.
  3. Fill in and send the voter registration form.
  4. (Don’t refresh the list of blank forms) Open the card distribution forms and check selects.
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seadowg commented Aug 7, 2024

@dbemke if you do refresh the form list does everything then work as expected?

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dbemke commented Aug 7, 2024

if you do refresh the form list does everything then work as expected?

yes

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seadowg commented Aug 7, 2024

This looks like it's strange interactions between the filtered select and the implementation of LocalEntitiesFilterStrategy.

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