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Multiple errors of the same kind #449
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The paths reported in the Traceback are based on the location of the files before they were packaged via cx_Freeze. Those files all are stored as .pyc files in the python35.zip that is distributed with the application. I have not found a way to change that output, "C:\Users\arsen\github\dupeguru" is the base path in this case which the following path exists in the zip file at the installed location (as .pyc not .py). I have run both the x64 and x32 versions on multiple computers (all x64) under both windows 10 and 7. Did you install it "for all users" or just for "yourself"? Also are you using the x64 or x32 version? If I understand this correctly, to reproduce:
I currently can not reproduce it on my machines here, but looking into what could cause it. |
Maybe the error is .pyc instead of .py? It is x64, i think i installed it for single user. |
I managed to reproduce the issue when running with debugging, looking into a fix. |
Many thanks! After a reinstall of x64 but all users this time the bug did not occur, but do fix it for single user if you can. |
That is interesting that you had a difference there, from what I found it seems there was an issue with calling close on the progress_window dialog multiple times. The issue does not seem to come up every time when I was testing. |
If it does not come up everytime regardless if it was installed for all or just the current user then that is probably not related. You know better of course. |
Update qtlib to prevent error on multiple calls to close the progress window. I have not been able to duplicate the issue again, to track down the root cause. Ref #449
This has been fixed with the update of qtlib in #460 |
There is a whole lot of this error popping up as soon as a normal scan is finished
Application Name: dupeGuru
Version: 4.0.3
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\arsen\github\dupeguru\hscommon\gui\progress_window.py", line 96, in pulse
File "C:\Users\arsen\github\dupeguru\qtlib\progress_window.py", line 44, in close
AttributeError: 'ProgressWindow' object has no attribute '_timer'
It apperas: C:\Users\arsen\ is hardcoded? There is no such directory on my pc.
Using Windows 10.
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