https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=434499
--- Comment #2 from Simon Quigley <squig...@squigley.net> --- Thanks for the reply. I initially thought it was a bug, but in the process of documenting I realised what and why it was doing it, including confirming that it didn't if I filled the empty column. I just noticed it because I play on 2 different machines, using different distros (Mint/Ubuntu), and they must have different versions packaged on each. I understand it's an optimisation to condense the 2 moves into a single one, and it makes sense, it's just a slightly annoying difference in behaviour when using different versions simultaneously. I have attached a screenshot of perhaps the "old" behaviour, where the 5 hearts is movable to the 6 hearts, but I have to do it in 2 steps, which the newer version will suggest/allow/perform :-) Perhaps a related feature request would be to have a preferences setting to enable or disable optimisations. Or I just need to update my software and run the same version in each place.. Thanks. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
