Messy transpose from F to F#

Good ideas. Actually, I tried them.

The basic problem when this occurs -- The key signature is G flat, but the notes are scored as F sharp, so every note has an accidental. B Flats appear as A sharps, and so on.

After Notes-->Transpose… from F up to F#, I tried lowering all notes by a semi-tone and then raising them back to the proper pitch. That didn't work. The notation still displays A sharps instead of B flats, and so on.

Then I tried raising all notes a semi-tone and raising them back to the proper pitch. That causes the notation to display correctly in G flat, though the F sharp was the original intention. That doesn't cause a problem for me -- I just wanted to play the song in a higher key. It would cause a problem for someone who wants to print the notation.

Dragging the correct key signature from the pallet -- six sharps, instead of six flats, does cause the notation to display correctly.

I don't know if this is a known bug, or if it's already fixed in 2.0, so I don't know if my report is helpful or not. I suppose the beta testers might want to check to see if similar problems occur in 2.0.

FWIW, a similar problem occurs when transposing from the key of C to C sharp. The key signature indicates D flat, but the notes are rendered as C sharp. I didn't investigate all the other possibilities. From C major up to D major works okay.

I also tried from C major up to B major. That got weird. The three treble clef staffs were transposed correctly, but the key signature in the bass clef staff has seven flats instead of five sharps, with corresponding accidentals for all the notes on that staff.