halohalospecial
commented
7 years ago Hi @jschomay :-) Can you give me your elmjutsu settings? It's usually in ~/.atom/config.cson. Thanks!
Open jschomay opened 7 years ago
halohalospecial
commented
7 years ago Hi @jschomay :-) Can you give me your elmjutsu settings? It's usually in ~/.atom/config.cson. Thanks!
halohalospecial
commented
7 years ago Also, can you check if you have an open .elm file in Atom that has no elm-package.json in its directory or parent directories? Maybe elmjutsu reached your user directory looking for elm-package.json?
jschomay
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7 years ago @halohalospecial - Wow, you found it!! I had an open .elm file that didn't have an elm-package.json at that level or higher! Adding elm-package.json totally fixed the problem. Maybe a safeguard against that would be good, because the error is very unhelpful! I thought atom was maybe looking everywhere for a ~/Library/Preferences/com.github.atom.plist or something. Thank you thank you!! And super great plugin too by the way. 😃
I've been using this plugin with no problems for a while. Suddenly it stopped working. I can't think of anything that I did that would have caused the problem, and I've tried completely uninstalling the plugin and atom and reinstalling again multiple times with different versions, but I get the same error.
The problem seems to be that for some reason trying to initialize the plugin seems to scan my whole user directory (on OS X El Capitan) and chokes when it hits a symlink that doesn't go anywhere. I've deleted about a thousand of these files, and then I got the error in #22, but the solutions there haven't helped me, and now I'm running into broken symlinks again (like /Users/jeffs/Library/Containers/com.apple.iCal.CalendarNC/Data/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.iCal.63587F6C-C9FC-5267-8100-FE00F1402816.plist)
I've tried so many things. Have you seen this before? It seems to only be a problem with elmjutsu.