Bug 6666 – Phone app kills itself after pressing message button while incoming call

Bug 6666 - (int-149744) Phone app kills itself after pressing message button while incoming call

(int-149744)
Summary:	Phone app kills itself after pressing message button while incoming call

Status:	RESOLVED INVALID

Product:	Chat & Call & SMS
Component:	Call Application UI
Version:	5.0/(1.2009.42-11)
Platform:	N900 Maemo

Importance:	Medium normal (vote)
Target Milestone:	---
Assigned To:	rtcomm@maemo.org
QA Contact:	call-ui-bugs

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Blocks:
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Reported:	2009-12-07 16:56 UTC by Esa
Modified:	2009-12-08 01:12 UTC (History)
CC List:	4 users (show)

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Description Esa (reporter) 2009-12-07 16:56:28 UTC

SOFTWARE VERSION:
(Settings > General > About product)
1.2009.42-11

EXACT STEPS LEADING TO PROBLEM: 

1. Phone app isn't running. 
2. Incoming call, phone app is opened automatically.
3. Press message-button in the phone app while incoming call.
4. SMS Message app is opened.
4. Close Conversation SMS Message app.

EXPECTED OUTCOME:
Conversation SMS Message app is closed and the phone app is running and
selectable.

ACTUAL OUTCOME:
Conversation SMS Message app is closed and the phone app doesn't exist. The
incoming call is still on and if you open the phone app manually the call can
be answered.

REPRODUCIBILITY:
always

OTHER COMMENTS:
The phone app's display orientation setting is Portrait and Launch by turning
is disabled.

Comment 1 Lassi Syrjälä nokia

2009-12-08 00:13:24 UTC

Thanks for the report.

The app does not kill itself - if you had it open, it remains open - but it
does hide the incoming call dialog to allow you to type in the message. To
attend the call, you need to open Phone again or switch back to it if already
open.

The reply with SMS feature is a soft way to reject, and the design is based on
the assumption that most of the time you do not want to return to the dialog.
Also, it's not possible to minimize a dialog unlike applications can be.

If you accidentally hit the wrong button, it can be a bit cumbersome to return
to the dialog. But it works as designed within the framework rules, so I am
marking this as invalid.

Comment 2 tom hensel 2009-12-08 01:12:33 UTC

evil bug ;)