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Closed manuel-uberti closed 9 years ago

manuel-uberti commented 9 years ago

I think an image explains it better emacsshot

As you can see here, that question has an answer.

I have upgraded SX from Melpa a few minutes ago. I am using Emacs 25.0.50.1 (built 659609d18)

Malabarba commented 9 years ago

Do you have any errors in the messages buffer? Does it happen to other questions?

manuel-uberti commented 9 years ago

It happens with every question. This appears in the messages buffer: sx-question-mode--print-section: Wrong type argument: number-or-marker-p, nil

manuel-uberti commented 9 years ago

Also, this is the stackstrace if it helps:

Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument number-or-marker-p nil)
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Malabarba commented 9 years ago

Ok Looks like to t another instance of the api not returning complete objects. I'll push a fix in an hour

Malabarba commented 9 years ago

Thanks for the report, BTW.

manuel-uberti commented 9 years ago

All fine now, thank you for the fix.

vermiculus commented 9 years ago

I ran into this as well – clearing out the network-user cache and invalidating it is another fix (and likely a more appropriate one, that I don't know how it got in that state in the first place).

It really sucks that we can't actually depend on the API to keep its promises :(

manuel-uberti commented 9 years ago

Interesting, could you explain to me how to clear network-user cache and invalidate it? Just in case. :)

vermiculus commented 9 years ago

Just call sx-cache-invalidate-all :)

Be wary of the docstring though – it's wrong right now O.O Call sx-cache-invalidate-all without a prefix argument to save your authentication information.

Note

This will clear out your hidden questions as well.

manuel-uberti commented 9 years ago

Thank you, might come in handy if something similar happens again.

vermiculus commented 9 years ago

Note that this will clear out your hidden/read questions as well – everything that's not authentication-related. To not do that, just go into your .emacs.d/.sx, remove network-user, and restart emacs :) (Or set some variable to nil – I think sx-network--user-information.)