Re: lightning date reminder function - application crash

Dave Yeo <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.os2
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Andreas Kohl wrote:
> Hello,
>
> By using creating a new date and setting a reminder to one day before,
> after pressing the save button the whole application crashs.
> Reproducable on different systems and service levels.
> Tested with seamonkey 2.35 and also latest thunderbird build. With
> seamonkey it's not too evil because lightning can easily disabled in ui
> and restarted one time more to be able accessing messenger again. With
> TB the safemode option should be used otherwise it will crash
> immediately after next start.
> Also I tested for settings with libical and alternative ical.js just for
> curiosity - no difference in behaviour.
> We should disable this function in the lightning xpi for now per default?
> Should I file a bug report at Dave's bitbucket repo for this issue? It's
> definitely not a cross-platform bug.
>
> But I can confirm that initial joltet display of day calendar view is
> also an issue with sm 2.35 + lightning 4.4b2 under windows. I reported
> earlier about that.

It wouldn't hurt to create an issue.
Here calendar is suddenly quite broken, not dispalying in SM and acting 
really weird in TB, both using the Lightning that was installed with the 
binaries, both of which are ahead of the ones I've distributed.
I also noticed that the lightning xpi built with SM is 2.6 MBs vs the TB 
one that is 2.2 MBs. Have to review the build logs and see if I can spot 
the differences. BTW, the 4.0.6 I uploaded was built with SM.
Another consideration is that currently intl.js is broken on our port 
and hopefully once that is fixed, things will improve, especially for 
other locales.
I'll have to build a debug SM, something that is right at the limit of 
my computer due to only having 2GBs of memory.
https://github.com/bitwiseworks/mozilla-os2/issues/101
Dave
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