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If I copy a reaction I expect that the theoretical masses are copied as I have the same theoretical plan as last time on repeating the experiment but I expect the real masses to be deleted in the copied reaction as the real masses in the repetition experiment do not necessarily have to be the same. (Additionally, lazy users probably can keep the real masses from last time without checking if they really used the exact same amount.)
(Yields are not copied when copying a reaction. For the real amounts of starting material it should be the same.)
Current Behavior
What is the current behavior?
Currently the real masses are also copied when copying the reaction.
Failure Information
Please help provide information about the failure if this is a bug. If it is not a bug, please remove the rest of this template.
Steps to Reproduce
Please provide detailed steps for reproducing the issue.
step 1 create new reaction with theoretical and real masses.
Theoretical:
Real:
step 2 copy reaction
you get it... Copied reaction shows the "old" real masses from the parent reaction (marked yellow).
Additionally the yields from the parent reaction are shown in the copied reaction in the reaction equation picture until the copied reaction is saved. This is a bug, too.
before saving:
after saving:
Context
Please provide any relevant information about your setup. This is important in case the issue is not reproducible except for under certain conditions.
OS: Windows 10
Opera Browser
ELN version, or branch, or commit: Version: v1.10.5
Base revision: f2f95e7
Current revision: f2f95e7
Note
If the behavior is intended that the real masses are copied, too, I would suggest a pop-up window where the user can decide if the real values for the starting material should be kept or not: e.g. (Do you want to copy the real starting material amounts, too? [yes] [no] ). At least this enhances the awareness for checking the correctness of this values.
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Expected Behavior
Please describe the behavior you are expecting
If I copy a reaction I expect that the theoretical masses are copied as I have the same theoretical plan as last time on repeating the experiment but I expect the real masses to be deleted in the copied reaction as the real masses in the repetition experiment do not necessarily have to be the same. (Additionally, lazy users probably can keep the real masses from last time without checking if they really used the exact same amount.)
(Yields are not copied when copying a reaction. For the real amounts of starting material it should be the same.)
Current Behavior
What is the current behavior?
Currently the real masses are also copied when copying the reaction.
Failure Information
Please help provide information about the failure if this is a bug. If it is not a bug, please remove the rest of this template.
Steps to Reproduce
Please provide detailed steps for reproducing the issue.
step 1 create new reaction with theoretical and real masses.
Theoretical:
Real:
step 2 copy reaction
you get it... Copied reaction shows the "old" real masses from the parent reaction (marked yellow).
Additionally the yields from the parent reaction are shown in the copied reaction in the reaction equation picture until the copied reaction is saved. This is a bug, too.
before saving:
after saving:
Context
Please provide any relevant information about your setup. This is important in case the issue is not reproducible except for under certain conditions.
Base revision: f2f95e7
Current revision: f2f95e7
Note
If the behavior is intended that the real masses are copied, too, I would suggest a pop-up window where the user can decide if the real values for the starting material should be kept or not: e.g. (Do you want to copy the real starting material amounts, too? [yes] [no] ). At least this enhances the awareness for checking the correctness of this values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: