Issues with initalizing a repository

[Diannaokuang]

Describe the bug
While trying to add a new repository to sync with a BorgBase on the macos Vorta app I received the following message:

Uncaught exception, please file a report with this text at
https://github.com/borgbase/vorta/issues/new
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "views/repo_add_dialog.py", line 114, in run
File "borg/init.py", line 19, in prepare
File "borg/borg_thread.py", line 131, in prepare
AttributeError: 'Repo' object has no attribute 'is_remote_repo'

I am using Borgbase to host my repository. I followed the Youtuber Sun Knudsen's guide on setting it up.

To Reproduce
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Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS Big sur
• Vorta version: v.0.7.3
• Installed from: tried both with installing from the github repository directly and also via Homebrew

Vorta and Borg versions can be found in Main Window > Misc Tab.

Additional context
If appropriate include logs. Can be found in Main Window > Misc Tab > Log.

All the best and keep up the amazing work you do!

[m3nu]

Already resolved by #887. Please try current master branch.

[lamixer]

This bug hit me today as well. I wanted to do some work with Vorta today and 0.7.4 is not available from Homebrew yet, which is how I installed it.

Sorry for asking a fairly basic question, but I don't want to create problems for my Homebrew set up (or my current Vorta configs) but I would like to install 0.7.4 asap. Is there a safe way to do it, after which Homebrew will still continue to update Vorta?

I see I could download the .dmg from Github and drag it to replace the Vorta app in my Applications folder. I could also use Pip maybe, though I have no experience with that.

I know this question is a bit meta and not exclusively vorta-related so thank you for any help.

[m3nu]

No problem to just copy a release downloaded from Github over the Homebrew-installed app. They are the same.