Tracks which were not broken in the first place are marked as being repaired

[Borewit]

          **Additional information pertaining to listFix 2.8.0 & 2.8.0-7**

1. After Step 3 above, having saved the first round of repairs (i.e. the exact matches) the corresponding matches in the playlist are marked with an "OK" icon to reflect its current status.

2. If one should now proceed to next find the closest matches for the remaining tracks, the "OK" icon for the exact matches already found, is summarily replaced by a checkmark. An unnecessary duplication? Saved matches should remain saved, should it not, and the process to find the closest matches should only be applicable to the remainder of the tracks in need of repair.

Originally posted by @touwys in #194 (comment)

[Borewit]

I have seen your screen capture @touwys, but I cannot get it reproduced. When I try all tracks are staying at the "Ok" state.

[touwys]

I have seen you screen capture @touwys, but I cannot get it reproduced. When I try all tracks are staying at the "Ok" state.

I can repeatedly reproduce it. Did you cancel/close the first progress window once all the exact matches were found? However, in retrospect, it must have been the intention all along that it should behave like this, to discard any previously saved changes indicated by the OK-icon. Because, it repeats even when both operations (i.e. finding the exact+the closest matches) are allowed to complete. Thus, if this complete repair process is re-initiated at any time, it will again discard all the saved tracks indicated with the OK-icon.