Custom Query (2449 matches)
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| #2482 | Invalid | Global options not working as expected | ||
| Description |
While making custom edits to the code, I have found that first_last prioritization is sometimes not internally being set as True when it should be. first_last priority is only being set to torrents if they are added while the option is already on. A torrent that is added before the option is turned on will not be able to be changed unless it is removed and re-added. The expected behavior would be that global options are globally True or globally False, and not changing on a per torrent basis. |
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| #2732 | WontFix | "Stop seeding" value has inconsistent constraints in different context | ||
| Description |
The "Stop seeding when share ratio..." value is inconsistent over the application, based on the context. In the general preferences, I can choose values with a minimum of 0.5. When I instead set the per-torrent preferences, such value has no minimum. If, for example, I'd want to set the value as general preference, to 0.1, right now I can't - I have to set it for each torrent. The version I'm using is the "1.3.10-2ubuntu0.1", which is bundled with Ubuntu 14.10. |
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| #281 | Fixed | Split view for (completed / seeding) and (active / downloading) torrents as in azureus | ||
| Description |
Hi, I think a splitted view as seen in azureus would give much more usability. Upper part for active, paused, stopped downloads Lower part for completed, seeding downloads. This way one can specify how many active / uploading / downloading torrents there should be without messing around in the torrents order. This is what annoyes me the most. Perhaps this could be done as an plugin or as an option, so users have the choice. Now, when you click "put finished torrents to the end" they will stop seeding. This is not good at all. |
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