Open L0Lock opened 4 years ago
Ouch that does not sound good- Janik, what are your thoughts?
On Oct 26, 2020, at 05:24, -L0Lock- notifications@github.com wrote:
Using the latest release, I encounter an issue where if I click the button to open Syncsketch's window, it just goes on an infinite loops that leaves Maya unusable and force me to kill maya.
I can't find a way to get some logs, so I just did a screen recording:
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Thanks for the detailed bug report. It really looks like a bug we have to fix on our side. So far it looks like the tree widget is not populated correctly. But I will look closer into that. I could imagine reinstalling the plugin will fix the issue for now. Could you give that a go ?
Unfortunately my country just got back to lock down and I do no longer have access to the computer I encountered the issue. Thanks covid19!
Though now that I updated syncsketch on my personal computer, I have this error when I click the shelf button:
# Error: AttributeError: file L:/username/Documents/maya/scripts\syncsketchGUI\gui.py line 53: 'PySide2.QtCore.QCoreApplication' object has no attribute 'topLevelWidgets'
Thanks for reporting. I moved this to its own issue #19
Just had this occur with version 1.1.7
There's a cyclic update in mainWidget.py
MenuWindow.populateReviewItems() calls select_item_from_target_input() - line # 140 Which steps through to loadLeafs # 869 Which then in turn calls populateReviewItems # 178
Removing the call to select_item_from_target input allows the UI to start
Using the latest release, I encounter an issue where if I click the button to open Syncsketch's window, it just goes on an infinite loops that leaves Maya unusable and force me to kill maya.
I can't find a way to get some logs, so I just did a screen recording:
Edit: I let it run for a while, it actually ended the loop. Though no syncsketch window spawned. So here's the truncated output, it's basically:
Hundreds of repeated blocs later: