Open rulatir opened 3 years ago
Thanks a lot for you report. We encountered other issues with Java 15 indeed. Would it be possible to check if the problem occurs with an older version of Java as well? 11 should be fine I think.
Am So., 9. Mai 2021 um 21:26 Uhr schrieb rulatir @.***>:
Expected Behavior
I was trying to save a file in the editor. I expected the IDE to be able to save the file. I have not run out of disk space. Actual Behavior
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[Text version]
Save Failed
Attempted to beginRule: F/hyp-scipp/hyp-sci, does not match outer scope rule: L/hyp-scipp/hyp-sci/src/TangencyCone.cpp
Well, this is rather serious. Nothing sort of disk space shortage should be able to prevent the IDE from safely delivering the bits to persistent storage. The exception handler that handles this should implement an emergency save, because actually saving the file, i.e. making its contents safe, is 1000× more important than any subsequent failures or crashes that may occur as a result of proceeding in the face of some inconsistency or instability detected. Cevelop Version, Operating System and Compiler
Cevelop C++ IDE Version: 1.14.1-202002280938 via Arch Linux AUR package https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/cevelop/. (Tried snap first, wouldn't start).
From installation details:
java.runtime.version=15.0.2+7
Should I try with Java 11?
Arch Linux 64bit, full system update performed daily.
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Expected Behavior
I was trying to save a file in the editor. I expected the IDE to be able to save the file. I have not run out of disk space.
Actual Behavior
[Text version]
Well, this is rather serious. Nothing sort of disk space shortage should be able to prevent the IDE from safely delivering the bits to persistent storage. The exception handler that handles this should implement an emergency save, because actually saving the file, i.e. making its contents safe, is 1000× more important than any subsequent failures or crashes that may occur as a result of proceeding in the face of some inconsistency or instability detected.
Cevelop Version, Operating System and Compiler
Cevelop C++ IDE Version: 1.14.1-202002280938 via Arch Linux AUR package. (Tried snap first, wouldn't start).
From installation details:
Should I try with Java 11?
Arch Linux 64bit, full system update performed daily.