[telepathy] [Bug 346148] New: Sound notification keeps repeating in infinite loop

[André Vitor de Lima Matos]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=346148

            Bug ID: 346148
           Summary: Sound notification keeps repeating in infinite loop
           Product: telepathy
           Version: git-latest
          Platform: Archlinux Packages
                OS: Linux
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: NOR
         Component: kded-module
          Assignee: kde-telepathy-bugs at kde.org
          Reporter: andre.vmatos at gmail.com

Some sound notifications (usually for Instant Messaging Error and New Incoming
Chat sounds), when triggered, starts playing indefinitely, repeating itself.

Pavucontrol reports kded5 as the origin of the sounds. Killing it makes the
sound stops, until new notification.
For Instant Messaging Error sound, sometimes, opening Notification Center and
manually closing the connection error notification makes de sound stops after
some (some times long) time. Same with New Incoming Chat, when clicking to
respond message, but there's no problem with New message, for example.

Looks like at least this two sound notifications executes some kind of loop,
enqueuing (a lot of) sound notification in kded5, that aren't cleared/stoped
when the notification is handled. This notifications should be a one shot sound
only, not semi-infinite loops.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Get a connection error or new messaging sound in KTP
2. Be driven mad by repeating notification sounds, that doesn't goes away until
killing kded5

Actual Results:  
Sounds keeps playing, _seems_ that longer when notification takes longer to be
handled (closing or accepting it in notification center).

Expected Results:  
One shot notification sound for each event.

Using complete KF5 git + plasma5 git + KTP 15.03.97 (gits from this week),
latest stable pulseaudio.
If matters, tested with Google/GTalk accounts, logged via oauth.

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