Wordpress-android: Pull-to-refresh not working on plugins screen

[guarani]

Expected behavior

Pulling-to-refresh the plugin screen should always result in the plugins shown in their correct state (active/inactive).

Actual behavior

Despite pulling-to-refresh the plugins screen, it still showed an "old" state (inactive) of a plugin instead of its "new" state (active). It wasn't until I went to the site list screen and pulled-to-refresh there that the plugins screen finally showed the correct state of all plugins (as seen on the web).

Steps to reproduce the behavior

In my case, I had a site with two plugins and a backup of that state.

1. I added a plugin and then restored the site to the backup, expecting that the new plugin would be transitioned to inactive (restores can't remove plugins, they inactivate them AFAIK).
2. When I went to the plugins screen to check that the plugin was now inactive, it incorrectly showed up as active
3. I tried pulling-to-refresh the plugins screen, no luck
4. I checked on the web and the plugin showed up as inactive (as I expected)
5. I went back to the site list screen, pulled-to-refresh there and came back to the plugin screen, where the plugin was now showing up as inactive (as I expected)

Tested on Samsung S10, Android 10, WPAndroid 16.7-rc-4

[designsimply]

I agree this should be investigated but would like to wait for additional feedback from users before raising this in priority in Groundskeeping, partly because I think Jetpack Plugins are a relatively low-traffic area of the app compared to some other areas where we are focusing work currently. This is always subject to change and open for discussion, so please push back if you feel it should be prioritized higher. Thank you!

[guarani]

Thanks @designsimply, I agree with the assessment. (I also corrected a few typos I'd made in the issue above 😄).