The problem does not happen when ProjectViewInWindow preference is false.

In ComplexProgressIndicator>>withProgressDo:
Comment out
targetOwner ifNotNil: [targetOwner hide].

I'm not sure why the owner of the ProjectViewMorph should ever hide here.
There could be some edge case I'm not aware of.

If nobody see an issue with this I'll make a change and push to trunk

Cheers,
Karl


On Wed, Dec 5, 2018 at 8:47 AM K K Subbu <kksubbu.ml@gmail.com> wrote:
On 28/11/18 1:28 AM, Tim Johnson wrote:
>
> I did World menu->open->morphic project.  (I can enter it and return, or
> not enter it at all, and it has no effect on what I'm reporting here.)
>
> I then menu-clicked inside the project's thumbnail and chose "see if
> server version is more recent."
>
> This brings up a chooser dialog and makes the project thumbnail morph
> disappear.

The project view morph is enclosed in a system window which gets hidden
while displaying a progress dialog to check on server. If the dialog is
dismissed, it continues to stay hidden :-(. I suspect this is because

ProjectViewMorph>>checkForNewerVersionAndLoad
      self withProgressDo: [
        project loadFromServer
      ]

loadFromServer displays a progress bar when required, so I wonder why
withProgressDo: is required again. If I remove this check and change to

        project loadFromServer

then the problem gets solved. I don't know enough about project loading
to confirm if this is indeed the correct solution.

Regards .. Subbu