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ueffel / Keypirinha-PackageControl

Provides commands to install/update/remove Keypirinha Packages
https://ue.spdns.de/packagecontrol/
MIT License
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Is it down? #5

Closed danielkcz closed 6 years ago

danielkcz commented 6 years ago

Seems that site with packages is down? https://ue.spdns.de/packagecontrol/packages.json I cannot reach it and I am not using any proxy.

ueffel commented 6 years ago

Is it still not working for you? Its working for me.

danielkcz commented 6 years ago

Now it's working, but I swear it wasn't :) I guess some hickup somewhere? Nevermind then :)

danielkcz commented 6 years ago

Btw, I am pretty much new to Keypirinha, just curious, when I run the import command, I get this output.

13:33:33.197 Plugin loaded: PackageControl.PackageControl (instance #3) 13:33:34.969 PackageControl.PackageControl: Package list loaded from 'ueffel's Package Repository' (26 packages)

I am a bit concerned about (instance #3). I've run that command two times before because it was failing due to unreachable package list. Can that be some problem if the plugin is installed 3 times now? Can I remove previous instances in that case?

ueffel commented 6 years ago

I believe you that it wasn't working. This sadly happens sometimes :(

13:33:33.197 Plugin loaded: PackageControl.PackageControl (instance #3)

means that the Package got (re-)loaded. The number after instance just count the reloads. It does not mean that the package is loaded multiple times. What exactly happens, I do not know, you have to ask @polyvertex, but its nothing you should be worried about.

polyvertex commented 6 years ago

See InstanceID. Basically yes, it is just a counter that is also used by KP to ensure that an old instance of a plugin would still try to populate its catalog while a new instance has been loaded. This may technically happen in very rare cases due to the way Python import machinery works. Nothing you should worry about indeed!