Backwards negative in local variables

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**Your username:**bobinny

**What kind of device are you using?:**iPhone 12,8 - ios 15.6 hopscotch version 3.50.4(Also include iOS version, and Hopscotch version)

1 sentence description of the problem (I was doing _________, and then __________ happened):I was coding using numbers and then the negative was backwards.

Steps that the Hopscotch team can take to reproduce my problem every time:
1.Make a clone or have at least 2 objects in your code
2. Add a local variable set to default
3. Add a code that relies on that variable
4. Edit the variable
5. Copy it and paste into another rule

I expected this to happen: regular negative

But instead this happened: backwards negative

Here’s a sweet screenshot:

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You can refresh hopscotch to fix it but it will come back

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:joy::joy::joy: i absolutely love this bug XD

are you able to edit the number like normally? like increase by one, add 10, etc?

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Yes, I can still edit it but the negative sign will be at the end instead

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this has been happening to me too and it’s super annoying lol

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I have a bug quite similar to this, except it only lets me put in colours (for some reason). Just delete the block and add it again it should work

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That’s definitely strange. Hm I wasn’t able to get it to happen yet by following the steps.

For these steps, do you mean edit it to include the - sign, then copy and paste the whole Increase variable block?

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its been happing to me as well but i dont think those were my steps. don’t remember how i did it tho. i’ll mess around with it a bit and see if i can find the other reproduction

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No, copy paste the whole rule and then edit it to get the negative sign

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Hehe, seems like this was fixed.

Can this be clived

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Ok :+1: feel free to let us know if it happens again, and we can open the topic.

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