[Windows 10] Second own account can't be enabled once disabled; first account can't be disabled if you don't restart Jami

using Windows 10; newest version of Jami

EDIT: Actually sometimes you can disable/enable your own Jami account if you very often click "Enable account". However the first time it often does not work. Or you have to restart Jami ones or a few times

Steps to reproduce:

1. You've created your own (first) Jami account
2. Now click "Add account" (the second own Jami account; now you can make calls "sameaccount1"<-> "sameaccount1")
3. Disable the first Jami account (uncheck "Enable account"), now you can see a red dot of your first account
4. Now exit Jami
5. Now you want to enable your first Jami account so you select "Enable account"
6. However your first Jami account will always have the red dot; and all contacts (Windows 10) in the contact list of your first Jami account are have no dot (neither green nor red) - it does NOT matter how often you repeat "Enable account"

Even the Android device shows no dot (green/red) of your first Windows 10 Jami contact

Now (always Windows 10)

You already enabled the second own account

1. Now exit Jami
2. Now open Jami and go to the first Jami account
3. Now enable the first Jami account
4. Now everything works again

Next issue:

1. If you reopen Jami you can't disable your second account (no matter how often you repeat "Enable account"; Jami does not remember your settings)
2. You have to exit Jami
3. Open Jami again: Now you can disable your second account; and you can also enable/disable the second account again without any issues

changed title from [Windows 10] Second own account can't be enabled once disabled to [Windows 10] Second own account can't be enabled once disabled; first account can't be disabled

changed title from [Windows 10] Second own account can't be enabled once disabled; first account can't be disabled to [Windows 10] Second own account can't be enabled once disabled; first account can't be disabled if you don't restart Jami

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To be honest having its own account twice on the same device is just a no-use-case show

I did NOT mean the SAME account ("Jamiaccount1") twice at the same device but for example same device (Windows 10) Jamiaccount1 with contacts 1,2,3,4 and Jamiaccount2 with contacts 5,6,7,8 etc.

Great! Just saw this patch: https://review.jami.net/c/jami-client-qt/+/22158

Will this also work if you use more than 2 (3,4,5,6 etc.) own different Jami and/or SIP)accounts?

This was just a pure UI/UX bug. The checkbox was not updated while changing account because the enabled status didn't changed. So it will work whatever the number of accounts.

OK Thanks for info!

thx for the ticket

added typebug ui/ux labels

mentioned in commit 571ec9a2

I close as it will be fixed in next nightly/release

closed