Describe the bug
When uninstalling a user-defined package, the uninstaller gets into a loop and does not return. Dolphin must then be shutdown using the Task Manager.
The problem does not happen for standard Dolphin image packages. The packages where this does happen are in a a subfolder of the 'Desktop' folder.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create and install a package.
Uninstall the package.
The spinning cursor is show and Dolphin must be shut down with the Task Manager.
Expected behavior
The package is uninstalled.
Screenshots
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OS: Windows 10, Dolphin release/7.1
Additional contextPackageSelector>>#uninstall:
At the bottom the check for currentFolder notNil is always true and the loop does not exit.
Describe the bug When uninstalling a user-defined package, the uninstaller gets into a loop and does not return. Dolphin must then be shutdown using the Task Manager. The problem does not happen for standard Dolphin image packages. The packages where this does happen are in a a subfolder of the 'Desktop' folder.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The package is uninstalled.
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Please complete the following information):
Additional context
PackageSelector>>#uninstall:
At the bottom the check forcurrentFolder notNil
is always true and the loop does not exit.On my setup, it seems the call
currentFolder parent
always returns 'C:' if the current folder is 'C:'