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The tray menu is not moved with the focused window after closing the unfocused ones #1714

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Softvision-RemusDranca opened this issue Aug 30, 2019 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1723
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[Affected Versions]:

  • Firefox Reality 1.4-32420004 (RC1) build.

[Affected Platforms]:

  • Oculus Go - Android 7.1.2
  • Oculus Quest - Android 7.1.1
  • HTC Vive Focus Plus - Android 7.1.2

[Prerequisites]:

  • Have the latest Firefox Reality 1.4-32420004 (RC1) build installed.
  • The headset is turned on and the app is opened.

[Steps to reproduce]:

  1. Click the "+" button to open a new window.
  2. Click on the window displayed on the left.
  3. Click the close "x" button for the window in the center.
  4. Observe the menu tray's position.

[Expected results]:

  • The menu tray is moved along with the remaining window in the center.

[Actual results]:

  • The menu tray remains in the same position even though the remaining window was moved in the center.

[Notes]:

  • This issue is also reproducible if the right window is focused.
  • Attached is a screen recording of the issue: link
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I have verified this issue and it's no longer reproducible with the 1.4-32450938 (RC2) build. The menu tray is moved accordingly.
Tested on Oculus Go, Oculus Quest and HTC Vive Focus Plus, devices.

@Softvision-RemusDranca Softvision-RemusDranca added the [QA]:Verified fixed Label for QA to mark verified fixed issues label Sep 3, 2019
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