Open einsteinx2 opened 6 years ago
JK3Y
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6 years ago What version of mac OS are you using? I'll take a look at my code today and try to fix this. You're more than welcome to become a contributor to this project! I've done my best to make the code as readable as possible, if you run into any problems with the project I can try my best to help out.
einsteinx2
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6 years ago I'm on the latest mojave beta, so totally possible it's related but I haven't really had any issues with any other software (amazingly for a beta). I did actually take a look at the code and was just going to submit PRs instead of issues, but I'm slammed with work right now. In a couple weeks I'll have more time, so I can take a look then but figured I'd make issues so I don't forget.
JK3Y
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6 years ago @einsteinx2 Awesome, sounds good! I may have this problem fixed by then. It always seems like I find all the bugs then i suddenly get issues reported to me, so there may be work for you when you've got some off time. :)
JK3Y
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6 years ago I wasn't able to get this fixed in the latest release v1.4.3, but I'll keep plugging away at it. i think it's because the Alamofire request is created before adding to the queue. This was working for me before, so more research is needed.
I'm using the latest release 1.4.2 (8).
It seems that this setting is not working correctly. With the default of 2 it will keep starting any new file I queue up, though after adding a bunch it seemed to start actually queueing them after like 6 or so (I don't remember exactly). Setting it to 1 allows more than one as well.
I was going to just fix it and make a PR, but ran into some issues with CocoaPods and have to get back to my real job :)
If I have a minute tonight I'll see if I can fix it real quick, or at least provide more info on what the root cause may be.