[BUG] Issues with shown packages (malfunctionning source filtering?)

[dcog989]

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Describe your issue

On start-up 'Installed Packages' is displaying only PIP packages even though Winget + Local are selected as well.

If I then deselect Local, Winget packages are also displayed:

I can then select Local to see all three:

I tried resetting Settings but problem persists. Customised Settings:

WingetUI Settings.json

Steps to reproduce the issue

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WingetUI Log

[WingetUI Log.txt](https://github.com/marticliment/WingetUI/files/14468695/WingetUI.Log.txt)

Package Managers Logs

[WingetUI Package Managers.txt](https://github.com/marticliment/WingetUI/files/14468696/WingetUI.Package.Managers.txt)

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[DrStrange]

I have the same issue, although for me it seems to me caused by the Search mode options in the Filters dropdown rather than the Sources dropdown. What happens is that on startup 3.0-beta0 opens at the Discover Packages tab. Package window is empty. The Filters dropdown is already open and it shows these selections underneath Search mode: Package Name Package ID Both Show Similar Packages Exact Match None of these are pre-selected. If I go to the Installed Packages tab the Filters dropdown closes and only Pip and PSWindowsUpdate packages are showing. I then have to open the Filters dropdown. The Show Similar Packages and Exact Match options have disappeared. None of the other three options are pre-selected, which seems to be the problem. I have to click on Package Name or Package ID or Both to get all my packages to show.
Marti, can you change WingetUI's behaviour so that one of these three options is already pre-selected? Thanks.

[dcog989]

...for me it seems to me caused by the Filters dropdown ...

Can confirm that selecting a Search mode in Filters causes all packages to be displayed as expected.

Switching any source off / on also works for me.

[RonnyTNL]

@marticliment Confirm as having the same issue on this end

[DrStrange]

With the release of 3.0.0.-beta1 three days ago, I no longer have this issue. All my packages are displayed when I select the Installed Packages tab. When I open the Filters dropdown, under Search mode I see that Both has been pre-selected.

[marticliment]

I am still able to reproduce the issue, so I will maintain this issue open

[marticliment]

This issue has been fixed as of 3.1.0