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find_children is broken with two tracks. #1652

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ggarra13 opened this issue Aug 20, 2023 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #1766
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find_children is broken with two tracks. #1652

ggarra13 opened this issue Aug 20, 2023 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #1766
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@ggarra13
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ggarra13 commented Aug 20, 2023

Bug Report

Incorrect Functionality and General Questions

C++'s timeline->find_childrenotio::Item is broken when there are two tracks and a search range is involved.

To Reproduce

I created a PR for a test for it to show both the correct and incorrect functionality. I am also attaching the test here as .txt file.

test_find_children.cpp.txt

Expected Behavior

timeline->find_childrenotio::Item() should return all otio::Items in the range.

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Thanks for creating this test! I created a new PR (#1766) that has a potential fix and and the test, so I'll close this one.

@ggarra13
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Darby, would you be a darling and test Issue #1750? I've been wanting to attend the OTIO meetings and for one reason or another I cannot make it.
Issue #1750 is an incorrect functionality between M1 and M3 machines, which seems like a macOS compiler issue. I don't have any M1/M3 machine but I would like to know if the test works fine on an M1 machine at least.

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