Closed jotoho closed 1 year ago
This is probably the same issue as #7 which was fixed in the dev branch some time ago, but I never went ahead and made a bugfix release.
I finally went and did a new release. Can you reproduce the issue with the latest version?
I tried to reproduce the issue on v0.2.3
and still got a warning message about file integrity but that seems intentional.
The UI is no longer breaking, so I think it's safe to say that this is no longer an issue.
Thank you for your help, @dandels!
I tried to reproduce the issue on
v0.2.3
and still got a warning message about file integrity but that seems intentional.
This reminds me to update the readme to explain the hash checking problems. I probably need to check the code to remember it myself 😩
I just installed dmodman
v0.2.2
(the latest tagged version on GitHub at the time of writing) and downloaded a few popular mods to test it.Some time while I wasn't looking due to browsing and clicking download buttons on nexusmods, dmodman emitted some error message that messed up the GUI until quitting via
q
and restarting dmodman.The message seems to suggest that an error state was improperly processed, but you probably know more about what it means, than I do.
The list of mods I downloaded so far, in case the file or filename is relevant:
If you already resolved this issue since release
v0.2.2
, feel free to just close the issue. :slightly_smiling_face: