https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=474090
--- Comment #2 from Takiro Ryo <takiro-...@gelbfuchs.de> --- (In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #1) > That's to be expected: the task docker records invocations of QActions, and > pressing a button in the toolbox doesn't invoke the action. While that seems logical from the code point of view I think it is still unexpected behavior from the users point of view. Especially since other "clickable" actions appear in the Task Sets docker when invoked from the main menu, even something like opening Krita's about page. The usage of the docker is restricted to tools that have a shortcut by default if the user didn't have set shortcuts for all the tools. Honestly I don't even know what the use case for the Task Sets docker even is, but I would expect a docker like that to record actions it no matter how the action was invoked. I believe most users won't know about the difference in how tools are selected. I only noticed this when I was testing it while helping someone else and this struck me as kinda odd that some things you click on work and others not. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
