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We see from error logs on the demo server that some users start typing their URL as a suffix to whatever URL is currently configured rather than clearing the field and changing its value. I think an easy improvement for now would be to select the text in that box so if a user just starts typing the text will be replaced. ([Error log](https://sentry.io/organizations/getodk/issues/2352506831/activit

Issue by mitchellsundt
Thursday Jul 09, 2015 at 18:30 GMT
Originally opened as getodk/getodk#440 (0 comment(s))

Originally reported on Google Code w

Sentry can use refs to git commits to enhance the error reports we get when something fails. For that to work, Sentry needs to receive some information:

• a list of refs belonging to each release
  or
• the most recent commit of the release
  or
• the most recent commit of the release and the most recent commit of the previous release

[Sentry docs with more info](https://docs.sentry

Some attributes used by clients result in warnings because Javarosa is not aware of them. #276 removed warnings for some. #283 identifies others that still result in warnings.

All should be passed through except for orx:max-pixel which is still a quite recent addition and can be done right by adding a field.

From https://forum.opendatakit.org/t/copy-a-field-into-another/6808/

I wonder if using once() would meet your requirements. The name of this function is not very descriptive as it works like if_empty() and therefore wouldn't override a user-entered value, unless the user-entered value is empty. We should perhaps consider adding an alias for once().

See here: http://r-pkgs.had.co.nz/tests.html

Steps to reproduce:

1. Navigate to the project overview for a project that has a form and is not encrypted. The form's version string is indicated.
2. Navigate to project settings and enable encryption. This will create a new version of the form.
3. Navigate back to the project overview. The old version string is indicated for the form, not the new one with the [encrypted:...] suffix.

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