Does version 3.7 development include bugs reported in v3.6.2 ?
Sorry if this question has been covered already. For bugs reported for 3.6.2 but never resolved - Is the intention that they will eventually be fixed in 3.7 ? Or should they be re-submitted to github.com/Jojo-Schmitz/MuseScore/issues ?
I am particularly interested in github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/15090 (Chords over triplets disappear when time signature is changed or measures joined). This was just fixed in v4.1 Beta, but I can't move to 4 until plugins are fully supported (I realize that 3.7 has a plugin bug, but at least I can move scores back & forth between 3.7 and 3.62) .
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I am backporting 4.x fixed to 3.7 when I notice them or get notified about them (best submit an issue in my GitHub fork) and they are not too complex.
Will look into this one later, in order for me not to forget about it, better submit an issue
In reply to I am backporting 4.x fixed… by Jojo-Schmitz
Done, github.com/Jojo-Schmitz/MuseScore/issues/132
Thanks !
In reply to Done, github.com/Jojo… by BanjoJake
Thanks, I'll look into this later this week
In reply to Done, github.com/Jojo… by BanjoJake
Check https://github.com/Jojo-Schmitz/MuseScore/pull/133
In reply to Check https://github.com… by Jojo-Schmitz
YES ! FIXED !! THANK YOU !!!
That one looks simple enough at first glance
Don't mean to be a pest, but I'm trying to see if I can help with 3.7 (and possibly 4.x), but I can't get them to compile. I'm on Linux Mint 20.3, I have a VM with 21.2, and another for plain Debian 12.
Am I even supposed to compile changes on my own system, or is there a magic button on Github? ;)
Any links or suggestions would help greatly. And I can't promise anything--I'm a "veteran" programmer but mostly business stuff.
In reply to Don't mean to be a pest, but… by Chuck Bermingham
You don't neccessarily have to build MuseScore from source yourself in order to create a pull request, GitHub will build it for you, if you create it against my 3.x branch.
In reply to Don't mean to be a pest, but… by Chuck Bermingham
Other than that there's the develpoers' handbook and the wiki, although the latter is more targeted at the
master/4.x branch