AnimationPlayer seek() does not skip Call Method Track Keys

[golddotasksquestions]

Godot version

4.1.1 stable 4.2. dev3

System information

Win 10

Issue description

seek() is supposed to skip the keys inbetween current Timestamp and it's argument value Timestamp.

When playing an Animation in the AnimationPlayer which has a Call Method track key somewhere in the middle section for example, and then the user tries to "skip" that middle section using seek(), the Call Method track keys in the middle section are still handled, even though animation has skipped the middle section and the update argument is false.

So it basically behaves like advance() should behave.
However, advance also does not behave as it should, since it advances further than it should and when setting Update in the seek() method to true, the Call Method track key is actually called twice!

Steps to reproduce

Create an AnimationPlayer Animation of 5 seconds,
Add a script with two functions: One to seek(4.0) and another one to print("hi")
Add a Call Method Track and at Timestamp second 1.0 add a key to the seek() method and on Timestamp 2.5 add a key to print().
Play the scene and observe "hi" being printed

Set seek(4.0, true) to enable Update (like in advance method), and observe "hi" being printed twice!
Maybe related: #76773

Minimal reproduction project

4.2. dev3 (issue is the same in 4.1.1 stable)
animation_seek_bug.zip

[rt9391]

4.2.1.stable is still bugged.


see #86147 ?

[golddotasksquestions]

I can also still replicate this in Godot 4.2.1 stable.

[TheRedstoneScientist]

I can still reproduce in 4.2.1 stable as well

[TheRedstoneScientist]

Does anyone have any suggestions to work around this in the meantime? @rt9391 @golddotasksquestions

[AThousandShips]

Please open a new issue for this as it's likely a different bug so should be tracked on it's own