2021-01-02, 03:21
If I edit an existing TV/Timer (e.g., changing the Start Padding Time from 0 to 1) the change is accepted and a new Timer entry is created with the changed setting. However, the original unedited Timer entry is also retained in the schedule. So I end up with two Timer entries -- both the edited Timer and the original Timer.
Currently, my solution is to manually delete the original Timer entry; so that only the edited one remains. But it's kind of annoying to have to do that each time I want to just edit an entry; and not create a second/duplicate. Is it normal for Kodi to do this duplication of a Timer entry by design? Or is this a bug? If it is a bug, what's the procedure for reporting it? (FYI, I'm still a newbie to Kodi and these forums.)
Currently, my solution is to manually delete the original Timer entry; so that only the edited one remains. But it's kind of annoying to have to do that each time I want to just edit an entry; and not create a second/duplicate. Is it normal for Kodi to do this duplication of a Timer entry by design? Or is this a bug? If it is a bug, what's the procedure for reporting it? (FYI, I'm still a newbie to Kodi and these forums.)
