Describe the bug
I have several touch bar buttons configured as follows:
- "Repeat action while button is pressed" is checked
- Repeat rate is 0.05 seconds
- Delay until repeat is 0.15 seconds
- In general touch bar settings, Haptic Feedback is set to Super Strong Feedback
The actions for these buttons are for raising/lowering brightness and volume.
The buttons always activate and repeat normally on button press, but sometimes, the action will continue to repeat even after releasing the button. This includes the haptic feedback, so it sounds a bit like a woodpecker has possessed my machine. The only way I've found to stop the repeating seems to be pressing and holding the button (or another touch bar button) long enough to trigger another repeating action. Even a single tap on a button doesn't stop the repeating, even though the singular action still triggers.
It seems to happen mostly when the button is pressed just long enough to start the repeat, but released very quickly afterward. I think it might be when you press it long enough to trigger the action once, but release it before the second activation.
Affected input device (e.g. MacBook Trackpad, Magic Mouse/Trackpad, Touch Bar, etc.):
Touch Bar
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Device information:
- Type of Mac: MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2017)
- macOS version: 10.13.6
- BetterTouchTool version: 2.536 (871)
Additional information (e.g. StackTraces, related issues, screenshots, workarounds, etc.):
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