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Filter by tag view does not show recently added pages (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by Passiday@alien.top to c/remarkable@hardware.watch

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Perhaps this is a known bug? If I go to the Tags view, and select a particular tag, I get a list of, say, 8 pdfs. If I then go to another pdf document that is not in this list, and add this tag to a page, and return to the filtered list, the recently added document does not appear there. Unselecting and selecting again does not help either. I have verified that rebooting helps, but that's kind of overkill method. But I haven't found another way to update this tag index. Have others also experienced this?

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[–] kg4zow@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

To me this sounds like the xochitl application (aka "the reMarkable UI", the software you're actually using on the tablet) has ...

an in-memory list of which tags are attached to which documents or pages
a function which updates or rebuilds this list "as needed"

... and it sounds like that update function isn't being called in every case where tags may be added or updated.

In other words, it sounds like a bug in the reMarkable software. (My $DAYJOB involves software development, I deal with troubleshooting, identifying, and fixing bugs on a very regular basis.) (When I'm not on vacation, which I have been since last week.)

I would recommend contacting reMarkable support about this. You probably won't get an immediate solution (other than "restart the tablet" whenever you find that the list is incorrect, which it sounds like you've already been doing) but it will at least put the bug on their list of problems needing to be fixed, and hopefully a future version of the software will contain a fix for it. (And the fix will probably only described as "bug fixes and updates", since most companies don't seem to like detailing the actual bugs they're fixing.)