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TypeError: Cannot read property 'put' of undefined #1194

Closed barnendu closed 6 years ago

barnendu commented 6 years ago

Version: 0.27.7 Platform: ProductName: windows 10 ProductVersion: BuildVersion:
Type: Bug Severity: Medium Description: Getting TypeError: Cannot read property 'put' of undefined

Steps to reproduce the error: › node src/index.js

C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipfs-block-service\src\index.js:64 this._repo.blocks.put(block, callback) ^

TypeError: Cannot read property 'put' of undefined at BlockService.put (C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipfs-block-service\src\index.js:64:23) at waterfall (C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipld-resolver\src\index.js:390:28) at nextTask (C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipld-resolver\node_modules\async\waterfall.js:16:14) at next (C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipld-resolver\node_modules\async\waterfall.js:23:9) at C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipld-resolver\node_modules\async\internal\onlyOnce.js:12:16 at Object.serialize (C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipld-dag-pb\src\util.js:34:3) at waterfall (C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipld-resolver\src\index.js:389:22) at nextTask (C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipld-resolver\node_modules\async\waterfall.js:16:14) at exports.default (C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipld-resolver\node_modules\async\waterfall.js:26:5) at IPLDResolver._put (C:\Users\Raju\test-ipfs\node_modules\ipld-resolver\src\index.js:388:5)

victorb commented 6 years ago

@barnendu could you please post the code you used for getting this error?

JonKrone commented 6 years ago

Hi @barnendu. This error might be caused because the local repo/storage that ipfs uses hasn't been initialized. Does running something like node src/cli/bin.js init help?

There is a similar issue that was just opened that finds this to be the problem and a fix that @paulogr might start working on. https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/issues/1180

barnendu commented 6 years ago

@JonKrone thanks, I have mistakenly called ipfs.files.add(data, [options], [callback]) API out side the node.on('ready', () => {}) event . Now the issue has been fixed by calling add file api inside the on ready event.

pablohectorg commented 6 years ago

I faced the same situation, in order for me to solve it i deleted a file called repo.lock located in .jsipfs folder at the home directory

daviddias commented 6 years ago

@barnendu glad that you figured it out. Thanks for reporting anyway.