** Description changed: [Impact] Signal handlers for the "switch-page" signal are continuously being registered when a new tab is opened and are not correctly cleaned up when a tab is closed causing a linear increase in invoked callbacks when a user switches tabs. Affects Version: 1.5.0-1.1 Fixed Version: 1.5.2-1 The fix is already in Debian unstable and also in Ubuntu Groovy but requires an SRU upload for Focal. Relevant upstream bug: https://github.com/lanoxx/tilda/issues/421 [Test Case] 1. This can only be observed in the debug mode when the invocation of the signal handler callback is logged to the console. In debug mode users would see the "tilda_terminal_switch_page_cb" message to be printed N times for N tabs that have been opened (for the life time of the process including for tabs that have already been closed). Expected result: the switch-page callback is invoked exactly one when the user switches between one tab and another one. The fix is part of tilda 1.5.1, see upstream milestone for 1.5.1 which tracks the corresponding issue #406: https://github.com/lanoxx/tilda/milestone/7?closed=1 [Regression Potential] - The regression potential for the switch-tab signal handler change is + The regression potential for the switch-page signal handler change is minimal, the code itself has not changed, the signal is just registered to a different object to avoid registering it multiple times.
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