Bug: gcode causes a long list of tools to appear on the left side

[sprior]

1. What were you doing? Trying to upload and print a gcode file that uses dual extruders
2. What did you expect to happen? It to work as everything else has
3. What happened instead? I got a large number of tools listed down the left instead of just two.
4. Branch & Commit or Version: Version: 1.2.0-dev-102-g11fb18f
5. Link to octoprint.log on gist.github.com or pastebin.com: https://gist.github.com/sprior/338a641ebcea094e5945#file-octoprint-log
6. Link to contents of terminal tab on gist.github.com or pastebin.com: https://gist.github.com/sprior/a99f1b5e409a66c57d79

Attached is the gcode file that causes the problem.

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[foosel]

Apparently you finally discovered you love for pastries and made the bot happy, awesome ;)

Something went wrong with your attached gcode though, could you upload it somewhere and paste the link here or alternatively send me an email with it to osd at foosel dot net?

[foosel]

@sprior why is your gcode trying to switch to tool no. 10000 in line 28?

; layer 1, Z = 0.28
T10000
M106 S0
T0

OctoPrint's gcode interpreter currently derives the number of extruders used in the file from the highest extruder number encountered while analyzing it, so here's the reason why that's happening. While I'll happily add a sane limit here to check against (I guess it's safe to say that there will be no printer with more than 10 extruders for the forseeable future and therefore that limit can be applied to the gcode analysis), that line there looks fishy to me.

[foosel]

So, encountering something like T10000 in the analyzed gcode shouldn't cause OctoPrint's UI to break anymore (both due to a sanity check in the backend and the UI now only displays tools that extually extrude filament according to the GCODE), but I'd still love to learn what that line was doing in your file in the first place @sprior ;)

[sprior]

I'll have to claim being dumb on why the mine was there - it was generated by Simplify3D and I didn't touch it.

[sprior]

Thanks for the sanity check though.

[sprior]

Someone else with a MakerGear M2 just ran into this same issue and in trying to help him it took me a while to realize that this fix still hasn't made it into the current release. He's on the devel branch now and working, but how close are we to a 1.2 release? If that's not close can this fix be backported into the 1.1.* branch?

[foosel]

Has been backported to master