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The issue was that the struct `tPoseSlideOp` tracks the viewport overlay flags so they can be restored after the operator has run. But the flag was stored at the end of `pose_slide_invoke_common` which exits early if no keys are selected. This then calls `pose_slide_exit` which sets the viewport flags to 0, because they were never stored in the first place. The fix is to move the storing of the flag up to `pose_slide_init` to ensure that it is captured as soon as the struct is allocated. Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/131327
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