Closed deadly-platypus closed 3 years ago
Same question as #1844 and #1850: what is your Evince version and operating system?
Evince: 40.1 OS: Manjaro kernel 5.11.10-1-MANJARO
Thanks, I have the same Evince version so that's not it. (I have Arch 5.11.12, so that's not very different either) Can you reproduce the error? Any idea what you could be doing that causes it? The stacktrace shows something related to git and passwords, not something related to TeXiFy.
Which IDE and which version of it are you using, and which TeXiFy version?
It happened when I tried to update a git project. It looks like for some reason, the GitHub access tokens I have generated are missing. I use CLion 2021.1, which I updated yesterday, and today is when I first tried updating a project. Taking this all together, it looks like the new CLion version is looking for GitHub access tokens in a new location, not finding them, and then throwing an exception when it can't create a new credential store (maybe due to local permissions being inadequate).
TeXiFy IDEA version: 0.7.5
I have also updated Manjaro recently as well, so that may have moved the GitHub access tokens as well. Do you know where CLion is looking for them? I can check if they exist there on my machine.
Thanks for the info! I can indeed reproduce the problem when creating a new github token. I'm looking into whether this is caused by TeXiFy, but at least my token worked anyway so if yours doesn't you could try generating a new one (just throw away the old one on github and it will ask for a new one)
I think this is fixed with CLion 2021.1.1, please reopen if you still have the problem.
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