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tjoskar / script.episodeHunter

Kodi (aka. XBMC) plugin for Episodehunter
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Error with SYNC WATCHED TV EPISODES #15

Closed TepidWanderer closed 8 years ago

TepidWanderer commented 9 years ago

On 64bit Windows 7, running Kodi 14.1: When selecting SYNC WATCHED TV EPISODES, I constantly receive the error: 'NONETYPE' OBJECT IS NOT ITERABLE

tjoskar commented 9 years ago

What version of episodehunter-addon do you use? You can see it on the right hand side on the video-addon page. It should be 1.1.2.

Does this error appear immediately when you press "Sync watched TV episodes" or does it take a while?

I have parsed your information on eh and can not find any errors so I believe that I take some erroneous assumption about the xbmc library. Do you know if you have any tv shows without seasons or seasons without episodes in your xbmc library?

tjoskar commented 9 years ago

The error may appear from this line: https://github.com/tjoskar/script.episodeHunter/blob/eed85c9f12f2539fa2b0eaa5f6de10035e2aad63/resources/lib/sync/sync_series.py#L131

TepidWanderer commented 9 years ago

I am currently using the 1.1.2 version.

It takes a while before displaying the error.

That is the likely cause, as I forgot I had one of my media hard drives shipped to my new flat. I can confirm if this was the problem in 5 days time when it arrives.

tjoskar commented 9 years ago

Could you try to download and install version 1.1.3 (https://github.com/tjoskar/script.episodeHunter/releases/tag/v1.1.3)?

You install it by go to Videos and choose Add-on in the submenu and then Get more.... Press .. and then .. again. Enter Install from zip file and select the downloaded zip file (https://github.com/tjoskar/script.episodeHunter/archive/v1.1.3.zip).

Now. Go into the settings page for episodehunter and activate debug mode and then try to sync your tv episodes again. You will probably get the same error but this time it will be logged.

It would be nice if you want to share your log file, your log file should be placed here: %APPDATA%\XBMC\ (open run and place %APPDATA%\XBMC\ and press enter). The log file is named kode.log, you can either place it here on github or email it to info@episodehunter.tv.

(you can also upload your log file by installing Kodi Log Uploader http://kodi.wiki/view/Log_file/Easy)

TepidWanderer commented 9 years ago

In version 1.1.2 plugging in the hard drive fixed the problem.

In2Deep commented 9 years ago

Just in case someone else has this problem, I had this same error and updating to 1.1.3 fixed it for me. Thanks!