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Setting a SDLArtwork's overwrite property to true does not work with screen manager #365

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crokita opened this issue Dec 11, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #368
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Setting a SDLArtwork's overwrite property to true does not work with screen manager #365

crokita opened this issue Dec 11, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #368

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Bug Report

Report based on this one: smartdevicelink/sdl_ios#1117

If you try to set another artwork using the screen manager with a different file but under the same name with overwrite set to true, the new artwork will not show.

Reproduction Steps
  1. Connect app to Core
  2. Send a show request with the graphic set to an artwork named "TestArtwork"
  3. Send a second show request with the graphic set to a different artwork also named "TestArtwork". Set the artwork's overwrite property to true and persistent property to false.
Expected Behavior

The new artwork will show up in the graphic field of the template.

Observed Behavior

The graphic field of the template shows the old artwork.

Version Information
  • SDL JavaScript Suite Module: NodeJS and vanilla JS libraries
  • SDL JavaScript Version: Version 1.2
  • Testing Against: Using a Node TCP app
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Make managers aware of artwork overwrite property smartdevicelink/sdl_javascript_suite
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