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Case Number
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Defect Number
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Description
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NA
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NA
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On iOS 26 devices, the Go app crashed when users tapped Take Photo or Take Video while attempting to attach media in the Image and Video section. The crash occurred consistently during the process of adding attachments by capturing photos or videos directly from within the app.
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00176905
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065158
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Users were unable to log in to the Go app because the sync process failed with the error message The app cannot access the configuration for this user. This prevented access to the application and blocked normal usage.
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00176713
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00176716
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00176908
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00176715
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00176719
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00176907
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00175424
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064829
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Deeplinks configured to run in sequence did not function correctly. When multiple deeplinks were chained, only the last one in the sequence executed, while the earlier deeplinks were ignored. For example, if two deeplinks were set up, only the second worked, and if four were configured, only the fourth executed. This caused incomplete navigation flows where the expected series of linked actions did not occur.
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00175655
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00171274
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063587
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In the Go app, when users initiated an inventory transfer and repeatedly tapped the Send button, multiple transfer requests were created instead of just one. The issue occurred because the app did not disable or block the button while the first request was processing and lacked a debounce mechanism to prevent rapid multiple taps. As a result, duplicate requests were submitted whenever users clicked the button more than once.
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