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fortheusers / hb-appstore

Homebrew App Store - GUI for downloading/managing homebrew apps
https://hb-app.store
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Loading stuck, cache fail #13

Closed prankard closed 5 years ago

prankard commented 6 years ago

When loading the appstore-nx on switch 5.0.2 (AppStore 1.0.0). It gets stuck on the loading. Deleting the tmp directory made the appstore work again, but before I backed-up the offending cache.

Please find the backup here: https://ufile.io/neck6

Hopefully you can use this to re-create the issue.

I've also been having issues downloading/booting apps on the appstore, where the app fails to boot. But when when I download via the website on Chrome and unpack manually to the device the app works.

Perhaps it might be my dodgy SD card too.

jslay88 commented 6 years ago

I am seeing the same issue.

vgmoose commented 6 years ago

I think that I have fixed this issue on master, alongside switching to SDL2 from SDL1, but the touch input still isn't working, so I haven't done another appstore release yet.

@jslay88 if you still have your cache folder, would you be able to share it as well?

Using prankard's cache files, I was able to reproduce the crash on the 1.0 release and no longer on master, but it may be possible that there are different ways for it to become corrupted.

jslay88 commented 6 years ago

I do not. But, after having removed it once, I haven't had the issue since.

Poincare1 commented 6 years ago

I have this issue as well, stuck as loading. Deleting the app/directory from SD card and copying back to try again does nothing. Still stuck at loading. Is there a fix?

jslay88 commented 6 years ago

Did you make sure your switch is connected to the internet?

I have also noticed it 'happening again', to only go to the home screen and realize I had lost my WiFi connection.

Would be best to get a timeout and message for when the app cannot connect, instead of just hanging on progress bar.

vgmoose commented 5 years ago

Should be resolved on master! With the files that people presented I was no longer able to reproduce a crash.

Just in case, I added a "clear icon cache" to the settings page (although it won't do much good if the user can't boot in the first place). Maybe holding L+R before loading should activate the clear icon cache function (like in wiiu-hbas)