The version I use Bitcoin-qt v0.7.1-beta
I have an address book with different labels, see screen1.png
When I edit the label of only the uppermost one in the list, i.e. changing part "25.0" to "75.0", then the 9th label with "#09" part changes as well when I press enter, see screen2.png.
When you say you edit the label of the uppermost label in the list, i.e. changing part "25.0" to "75.0",
do you mean changing part "50.0" to "75.0" ?
Yes, in fact I change this label: spaar-adres #01 @25BTC = 50.0 into this: spaar-adres #01 @25BTC = 75.0
By clicking on the label and pressing F2.
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From: Michael Ford notifications@github.com Subject: Re: [bitcoin] Editing label single address in address book also changes another label (#2137) To: "bitcoin/bitcoin" bitcoin@noreply.github.com Cc: "SimonVrouwe" simonvrouwe@yahoo.com Date: Sunday, December 30, 2012, 2:23 PM
When you say you edit the label of the uppermost label in the list, i.e. changing part "25.0" to "75.0",
do you mean changing part "50.0" to "75.0" ?
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I can extend this bug report!
Double clicking on an address in the addressbook and not making changes duplicates the entry. Very weird, I guess I need to look into this ^^.
@SimonVrouwe Can you test the fix from #2157? You find a Windows binary for that pull over here: http://jenkins.bluematt.me/pull-tester/e6d230056202b05a27f187dff2648eb5c76fcfee/bitcoin/bitcoin-qt.exe
I tested it and it works!
The version that I used was on Linux, so I installed bitcoin-qt 0.7.1 on windows machine which reproduced the bug (Issue #2137) as above. Then I tested the (http://jenkins.bluematt.me/pull-tester/e6d230056202b05a27f187dff2648eb5c76fcfee/bitcoin/bitcoin-qt.exe) and it works fine. I have not tested it in Linux.