fix: replace calls to translate_qobject with translate_formatted inside TagWidget (Fix #733)
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This indeed fixes #733 ! 🥳 |
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it also breaks being able to change the language without restarting... |
That will need to be a separate issue then, since the resource leak caused by |
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This PR aims to fix #733 by replacing calls to
translate_qobjectwithtranslate_formattedinside theTagWidgetclass, as for an unknown reason this seems to cause the application to progressively slow down as more TagWidgets are created and removed over time, and also seemingly causes a memory leak.The
translate_qobjectissue should be investigated further, however for now this fix should hopefully address the specific issue raised in #733. I've also included a couple small fixes and tweaks to nearby code that I discovered while tracking this down.