Rauno Ots
Rauno Ots
After change of permissions and running the ingest, I get a missing model file ``` $ chmod 777 models cache db $ docker-compose run --rm privategpt-ingest Creating privategpt_privategpt-ingest_run ... done...
The URLs are not clear at all... `--url=https:/xxx/gitlab/group/subgroup/repo --base-url https://xxx/gitlab` gives me: `Error: project validation: wrong token scope ou non-existent project: GET https://xxx/gitlab/api/v4/projects/gitlab/group/subgroup/repo: 404 {message: 404 Project Not Found} `...
after updating to 0.12.21 on win11 I started getting:  e.g. when clicking on the refresh button to fetch from remote. Dev console log entries below: > user.BhNVG3BU.js:4 > ipc->fetch_from_remotes:...
Funnily enough, the nightly works as expected again. No problems running the git command. I guess I'll wait for the next stable release and see what happens then.
0.12.22 works again. So from my perspective it's resolved for now. I wonder if there's a difference in configuration/environment settings that get stored depending on how the application is installed....
The git command started failing again with 0.12.25: ``` 2024-09-18T06:14:24.307336Z INFO crates\gitbutler-tauri\src/main.rs:64: system git executable for fetch/push: "git.exe" 2024-09-18T06:14:24.309106Z INFO crates\gitbutler-tauri\src/main.rs:101: starting app version=0.12.25 name=GitButler 2024-09-18T06:14:24.888338Z INFO list_projects: crates\gitbutler-tauri\src\projects.rs:46: new...
Hmm, why is that out of scope? I think it's a perfectly valid use case... E.g. if i don't have the control over the source stream, but I still want...
> stream containing anything other than serialized Java objects then that would be outside the scope of this project I can easily reach the same problem with only serialised java...
:) We're aligned in practise, but not in theory... With the above example I was trying to illustrate that the functionality would be useful even if dealing with only Java...