When logging in to the HAL Robotics Framework for Grasshopper a license is downloaded and activated but the components think they aren't licensed.
e.g.
This is an issue caused by a race between two different calls to the licensing service when the requests to the server don't return as quickly as they could. We are struggling to find exactly at which point this is happening.
Steps To Workaround
If that doesn't work can you try the following:
Open Rhino and Grasshopper with the HAL Robotics Framework
Open the HAL menu and go to the User section -> Log Out
Close Rhino entirely
Open Rhino and Grasshopper again
Log in via the HAL menu
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Additional Information
If you continue to face this issue, please post as many details as you can in a comment below (versions of OS, versions of Rhino, versions of HAL Robotics Framework and any extensions, internet speeds, etc.) and we will try to find out exactly what's going wrong.
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Description of the bug
When logging in to the HAL Robotics Framework for Grasshopper a license is downloaded and activated but the components think they aren't licensed. e.g.![image](https://github.com/HALRobotics/Beta/assets/6084391/a2e87094-3ecb-4888-9a08-cd77f0798b66)
This is an issue caused by a race between two different calls to the licensing service when the requests to the server don't return as quickly as they could. We are struggling to find exactly at which point this is happening.
Steps To Workaround
If that doesn't work can you try the following:
Additional Information
If you continue to face this issue, please post as many details as you can in a comment below (versions of OS, versions of Rhino, versions of HAL Robotics Framework and any extensions, internet speeds, etc.) and we will try to find out exactly what's going wrong.
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