Open zany130 opened 1 month ago
hmm it looks like what it doesn't like is the aliases I use for example *Pfolders
Hey @zany130 Just wanted to let you know i came across this same problem last night after installing from AUR.
I resolved it by
sudo pacman -S python-pipx
pipx install organize-tool
(might need to add --force, to the end)Hey @zany130 Just wanted to let you know i came across this same problem last night after installing from AUR.
I resolved it by
- deleting the 'organize' file in /usr/bin
- installing 'python-pipx' through pacman -
sudo pacman -S python-pipx
- then installing 'organize-tool' through pip with -
pipx install organize-tool
(might need to add --force, to the end)
Yes I was also running into that issue with aur package
this is a separate issue where orgainse 3 doesn't like the private folder options in my config.
so even if I get organize 3 installed through pipx it still fails with a type error because of the private folder section in my config.
removing that and then removing all references to those folders fixes the issue, but obviously this is not a feasible workaround so I just downgraded to organize 2 for now
@tfeldmann any updates still not working on latest git
Describe the bug after updating to 3.2.3 (from 2.2.0)
organize run
gives the following errorScreenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Environment (please complete the following information):
organize --version
:organize v3.2.3Your config file
EDIT: installing from the aur gives