Version: XD19

Steps:
1) Create a rectangle with a black fill, convert that rectangle to a component.
2) Use an instance of that new component to create another component (perhaps in addition to a text layer so those two together make up a button)
3) Change the master of that button component to have a red background color
4) The instances of that button component do not reflect the red background, even though they have 0 overrides

Expected: Changes in a master component get reflected in its children
Result: Child components retain the initial state, even though they have no overrides

Version 19.0.22.9

Reordering assets is very slow. The blue bar that shows where the assets are going to be dropped simply doesn't show up a lot of the time. To move assets far down the list, it requires dragging and dropping several times, and each time I'm just guessing where it will be dropped. Often it doesn't move at all and I have to try again.

I'm working in a cloud saved document (as that seems to be the only way to share color and character assets across files). It seems to try saving every time I drag assets, which may be impacting the performance.

I'm working on building our component library in XD (trying to convince others to move from Sketch). So far in my file, I have 25 colors, 135 character styles, 64 components. However, I was seeing this performance issue even at the beginning when I was building my character styles and didn't have very many. It's just becoming more difficult to manage as the lists I need to drag through get longer.

Most often, I reorder assets with the asset list only one column wide because reordering with it pulled out to multi-column is very confusing. The order of the assets run across each row and then down to the next column, which is fine, however, the drop placement is indicated as being a horizontal blue line ABOVE an asset, rather than between the LEFT/RIGHT sides of two assets. Since, for example, Assets 4 and 5 in the list would be next to each other rather than one on top of the other, it would make more sense for the blue bar to be vertical and in between the left/right sides of the two assets. When the list is only one column wide it does make most sense to have a horizontal line between the assets to show the drop spot, but for 2+ columns, a vertical indicator would be easier to understand.

When selecting "Reset to Master Component" it seems any overrides on subcomponents are ignored. Instead it cascades, rolling sub-components back to their master.

You can reproduce this by creating a component with the letter A, duplicating it, overriding the second and creating a wrapping component (so the component is "A" "B").

Duplicate this component ("A" "B") and update the Master Component to "Y" "Z".

Finally select "Reset to Master" on the ("A" "B") duplicate component, it should reset to ("Y" "Z") to reflect our overrides on the Master Component. Instead it resets to ("Y" "Y").

It appears rather than "Rest to Master" only going one level deep, it's in-fact resetting all subcomponents as well.

Hexcodes appear very different between art boards. Looks like it gets an opacity change without it actually being changed. The opacity slider says its 100% but the color obviously isn't showing opaque.

Colors suddenly changes opacity from 100% and when its closed and then opened the opacity has changed.

The checkbox next to the color square in the front UI is sometimes totally black and sometimes its not possible to click in the box to turn a border color or fill color on, this has been an ongoing issues since day one with XD.

Also, the color picker keeps disappearing. Sometimes it's just not available in the color section. Really buggy stuff.

W10. Everything is up to date.