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ENOENT: no such file or directory via "Open graph view" button

Open Road-hog123 opened this issue 1 year ago • 2 comments

If I click the Git Log button in the status bar the extension works fine, but if I click the "Open graph view" button in the Source Control panel (as I normally do) I get A system error occurred (ENOENT: no such file or directory, realpath 'C:\c:\Users\Nathan\Documents\Dev\Blender\blender') and the graph view does not open. This happens with any repository, even a freshly-initialised one.

Road-hog123 avatar Mar 04 '24 11:03 Road-hog123

this sounds a bit like #70. apprently not fixed yet, I'll have to test this on a windows system some day

phil294 avatar Mar 04 '24 22:03 phil294

I can confirm this error still pops up:

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In my case they pop constantly whenever I open any file, including simply changing the current open editor. So I guess is not related to the button but with queries/stuff happening at changing current active editor.

Maybe related to https://github.com/phil294/git-log--graph/issues/82 and why the buttons do not work in windows tho.

(other closed issue) But I do understand both of you correct that you have not experienced any issues with the extension itself, only noticed the output errors, right?

Other than the button not working, no. So its perfectly usable, no noticeable vscode slowdowns either.

As to why there was a C:\D:, I have no idea

I checked and the errors / button not working still happens even at C:/ with C:\c:. Quite weird, the letter changes to upper/lower-case.

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I'll have to test this on a windows system some day

Cool! The error call stack leads to nothing, not even the extension id... but if you want me to try something out let me know.

dimateos avatar Apr 24 '24 08:04 dimateos

Noticed the same error message as @ dimateos in my console today. They constantly pop up when vscode launches, files open, tabs switch, or when I was just typing in the editor. For me it is E:\ActualFilePathInAnyDisk like E:\d:\... or E:\F:\.... Don't know why E: but E: is where my vscode is installed.

Amanoki avatar Sep 24 '24 14:09 Amanoki

Have the same error each time I change current line in file. Broken in v0.1.16

PetSerAl avatar Oct 01 '24 03:10 PetSerAl

duplicate of #100

phil294 avatar Oct 01 '24 11:10 phil294

fixed

phil294 avatar Oct 01 '24 12:10 phil294