The discussion revolves around a minor bug in custom group totals, initially displaying an incorrect number of members. AdamCapriola reported that the total shown on the initial display seems to be either the all-time or peak number of members, rather than the current number. However, after clicking the group, the correct number of users is displayed. TechnoBear pointed out a possible duplicate bug report (https://meta.discourse.org/t/group-listing-has-incorrect-number-until-clicked/26635). AdamCapriola later confirmed that the bug had been fixed, but he was running an outdated build, which led to the initial report.
When visiting http://discourse.example.com/admin/groups/custom …
The group total shown I think is either the all-time number of members to join the group or the peak number of members to be in the group. It’s not the current number of members in the group though:
After you click the group, the number changes to show the actual number of users currently in the group:
It’s a very minor bug, but it does throw me off from time to time!
I believe someone else was reporting this!
This one?
D’oh, sorry! Turns out I was running on a build a grand total of … 4 commits before the patch.
(I’d originally noticed the bug about two months ago and I didn’t see the previous bug report in the “Your topic is similar to” prompt so I assumed it never got addressed and I didn’t try upgrading first. I can confirm the bug has been fixed.)