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Created Jun 03, 2013 by Administrator@rootOwner

Can't comment on merge request with existing comments. (Chrome)

Created by: ifightcrime

Summary

Can't comment on merge request because of bug with infinite scrolling (I'm assuming)

Steps to reproduce

  1. Go to: http://demo.gitlab.com/gitlab/gitlab-ci/merge_requests/58
  2. Scroll to the bottom of the page to enter a comment.

It looks like this is happening in Chrome, and occasionally Firefox per this comment.

Expected behavior

I can scroll to the bottom of the page without this firing off so I can enter my comment.

Observed behavior

If you scroll to the bottom of the page to comment, it triggers the auto-load (infinite scroll, whatever) and the comment form is re-loaded. If you've already entered comment text, it gets blasted away. This effectively makes it impossible to comment on a merge request, unless you use the Tab key to tab through the inputs.

Output Checks

I'm assuming the demo mentioned above is the latest version of GitLab and the application check passes.

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