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Non-Existent WordUp Projects Still Appearing #15

Open davidshq opened 4 years ago

davidshq commented 4 years ago

I'm wondering how WordUp is detecting whether containers are running or not? I've deleted several times containers / .wordup folders now trying to get everything configured correctly and noticed in VSCode when usin the WordUp extension that sometimes multiple projects would appear, even though I knew none (or only one) of them actually existed. Sometimes clicking the refresh button or exiting and reopening VSC would remedy this issue - but sometimes they just stick around.

I just tested in the CLI and it appears this is because the WordUp CLI is also still seeing these containers. It even indicates one of them is listening on localhost:8000...doing wordup stop --delete doesn't help, I get "Error: Could not find a running wordup project" but if I do another wordup list it still shows multiple projects as existing.

davidshq commented 4 years ago

I found the config file for the wordup projects and manually deleted the entries. For anyone else looking for the same (on Windows) it is at: Users\username\AppData\Local\wordup-cli\config.json

shry commented 4 years ago

The wordup list command shows all created projects, even if they are deleted from filesystem. See also https://github.com/wordup-dev/wordup-cli/issues/9#issuecomment-517951690 But i think i should change this, because it seems confusing for the user.