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0
Found in
2023.2.0b18
2023.3.0a13
Issue ID
UUM-55158
Regression
Yes
[Contextual Menu] [Linux] sub menus opening other sub menus sometimes disappear
When using the new context menus on Linux, sometimes opening a child menu that is itself a child menu will cause the current menu to disappear. This may need to be done a few times to get the repro.
Repro:
# Create a Unity project
# Repeat the following steps until repro (could be 5+ times)
# In the project view, click on the "+" button to add an asset
# Hover over "Text Core" > "Font Asset" (on 2023.2 it is "Text" > "Font Asset")
Result: Every few tries, the context menu containing "Font Asset" closes, leaving only the child menu of "Font Asset".
Expected: All 3 menus stay open
Alternate Repro:
# Create a Unity project
# From the package manager, add the "2D" feature
# Repeat the following steps until repro (could be 5+ times)
# In the Hierarchy window, right click.
# Hover over "2D Object" > "Sprites"
Result: Every few tries, the context menu containing "Sprites" closes, leaving only the child menu of "Sprites". And it often pops somewhere unexpected. The original menu also stays open.
Expected: All 3 menus stay open
Environment: Ubuntu 20.04 (x11). Does not repro on Mac / Windows.
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