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XOD fails to load if Google Drive sync is in progress #1597

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Cesar-S opened this issue Dec 22, 2018 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1600
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XOD fails to load if Google Drive sync is in progress #1597

Cesar-S opened this issue Dec 22, 2018 · 1 comment · Fixed by #1600
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Cesar-S commented Dec 22, 2018 •
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Error EPERM

If a synchronization is in progress, a temporary file is created that XOD does not recognize, this prevents a normal start. Topic in forum

eperm

Environment

  • Scope: desktop IDE
  • Version: 0.25.3
  • OS: Windows 10

Steps to reproduce

  1. Install Google Drive
  2. Make new synchronization, folder XOD (workspace)
  3. Open XOD
@Cesar-S Cesar-S changed the title error EPERM(GDrive) no load XOD error EPERM(Google Drive) no load XOD Dec 22, 2018
@nkrkv nkrkv changed the title error EPERM(Google Drive) no load XOD XOD fails to load if Google Drive sync is in progress Dec 24, 2018
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nkrkv commented Dec 24, 2018

Thanks for creating the issue. Will fix it in the nearest bug hunting session.

To the developers: a possible solution is skipping special names when enumerating files/directories in xod-fs. The special names coming into my mind are:

  • .* — hidden files on Posix (will fix GDrive)
  • *~ — backups
  • thumbs.db — Windows image index

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Ignore some dirnames while reading directories xodio/xod
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