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Yaml rule parse error #5
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You are far from pain, you are the first "real" user :D It sometimes happens that what is working on some machines is not working on others. I'm also sorry that its not working as is, and I question a lot. First of all, the stacktrace points to this line and tells that there is a I will push a new version in the next hour, which will give us the file we had the error, so at least we can go deeper. |
I have really zero idea of go language! I don't even know how to reproduce the error 😊 Once I delete the folder The only thing I saw was some Stack Overflow posts about the error, but I apologize because I really don't know the language! |
I'm not a pro either. If you get this error again, it will tell you exactly which file it is, and we can try to go deeper. |
I'll keep an eye on this one. I really I don't know what I had to do for it to happen, only that it happened on both machines! 😊 |
I close this due inactivity. |
Hi, I don't want to be a pain in the ass, but just want your app to work, so I'm trying all combinations of folder creation, etc, and sometimes I get the following error. It happened in Monterey and now it's happening in Catalina.
I'm not sure if this tells you anything.
In order to get rid of the error I have to delete the
.heptapod
folder and recreate it, and copy the rules again.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: