[drmoniker]

Odd issue on Mac. I use `{soc} {eoc}` with `{chorus}` frequently with no issues.
On version 3.9.29(1), when I'm transposing the `{chorus}` sections aren't transposing. The initial one does, but not the later one. Quit and reopened with same results. Works if I copy over the whole section. Seeing it on all the ChordPro files I've looked at this morning.

Seems fine on my Android, version 3.9.29(build 571).

[Zubersoft]

This is fixed for the next update which I'm hopefully releasing today.

Mike

[drmoniker]

Updated to 3.9.30(3) and still seeing. I didn't see it noted as a fix in the release notes, so I'm guessing you are still working on it. Wanted to let you know in case it was in there.

[Zubersoft]

It was supposed to be fixed, but a merge problem crept in and messed up the changes on iOS. I'll have to release 3.9.31. Sorry about that.

Mike

[drmoniker]

All good - merge problems are a pain.
I'm on a Macbook and still seeing it w/3.9.31(1).
Restarted app and it's still not changing the repeated sections.

[Zubersoft]

I am so sorry - I did make the change, and had fully meant to test it all and got distracted by issues related to this: https://www.zubersoft.com/mobilesheets/f...14226.html

Turns out there was a typo and so it's not applying the transpose to the repeated chorus at all. I will release yet another update (and it's fully tested this time) but if you need a workaround in the meantime, you'd need to manually copy/paste your chorus sections.

Mike

[drmoniker]

No problem - I've done the same thing. Just wanted to make sure you were aware.
Luckily my Mac is mostly for library management so it's not been an issue using my Android tablets. 
I'll verify function on the next update.

[drmoniker]

Fixed in 3.9.32!
Appreciate the quick fix.

[Zubersoft]

Glad to hear it!

Thanks,
Mike