Add a flag to prevent infinite loop if changing layers adds a history item #1660
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… item When a history item is added, the list view is rebuilt and the selection is reset back to its original value. When this happens, we don't need to trigger another change to the document's active layer since the selection won't be any different. This previously led to an infinite loop because the current tool is committed before updating the document's active layer. Fixes: #1463
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@cameronwhite Could this be backported to 3.0.6? I did some quick testing and it seems to work fine (I patched the fix on top of 3.0.5). |
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I'm hoping to instead just get 3.1 ready to release :) (pushing some remaining tasks to 3.2 if necessary) |
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When a history item is added, the list view is rebuilt and the selection is reset back to its original value. When this happens, we don't need to trigger another change to the document's active layer since the selection won't be any different. This previously led to an infinite loop because the current tool is committed before updating the document's active layer.
Fixes: #1463