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undefined method `[]' for nil:NilClass upon searching for appimages on software.o.o #885
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Fairly sure it's still the openSUSE/open-build-service#4514 bug, software-o-o doesn't see any binaries from Appimage existing at all, so it errors out |
I am not deeply aware of how that works internally sadly, I am inclined to say that the exception could be made more explicit for the end user, but that's also okay if it's solved somewhere else. Thanks for the fast answer and being on top of this, @hellcp ! |
@evrardjp there shouldn't be such an error exposed when we don't find appimages, you're right in reporting that. I'll remove that exception and show the regular 'can't find anything' here until OBS exposes AppImages or we move to a different way of searching (that does not use OBS' API) |
For many distributions we don't load @appdata. @appdata is still accessed, expecting that it always exists and contains :apps and :categories. With this change, those accesses don't throw exceptions. Fixes openSUSE#885.
For many distributions we don't load @appdata. @appdata is still accessed, expecting that it always exists and contains :apps and :categories. With this change, those accesses don't throw exceptions. Fixes openSUSE#885.
For many distributions we don't load @appdata. @appdata is still accessed, expecting that it always exists and contains :apps and :categories. With this change, those accesses don't throw exceptions. Fixes openSUSE#885.
Thanks! |
For many distributions we don't load @appdata. @appdata is still accessed, expecting that it always exists and contains :apps and :categories. With this change, those accesses don't throw exceptions. Fixes openSUSE#885.
all in the title. :)
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