The new beta (12.9b1) gives me this error when I try to back up my working template.
The new beta (12.9b1) gives me this error when I try to back up my working template.
The desktop is subsequently unresponsive and I need to kill the launcher to get it to reload.
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Working as intended for me. Can you post the script?
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I don’t think the script itself is relevant. It’s just a dummy binding to change the calendar icon, and the script itself has always worked and presented no problems when making a template back-up.
Still, I’ll include the script here, so that you can maybe create your own dummy binding and attempt a template back-up. Perhaps you’ll run into the same difficulty.
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// go to the icon picker and search the 31 items. Long click the first one (it will be copied) and paste it here between the brackets
var link = [ “com.zavukodlak.candycons”, “google_calendar_1” ];
// write here the number to set
var number=$ll_day;
// end of config
if(link.length==0){alert(“follow the instructions and paste the icon properties in the script”);return;}
var now = parseInt(number);
var iconPackName = link[0];
var prefixName = link[1].substring(0,link[1].length-1);
var icon=LL.createImage(iconPackName,prefixName+now);
if(icon==null){alert(“no icon found, make sure the pasted data is right and the icon pack have it”);return;}
item.setCustomIcon(icon);
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Could you disable the binding (not remove it but just disable it), try again to backup, and if it works share the backup ? Or if this still doesn’t work, try to disable script completely from the general settings.
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Even after the error, there is a back-up file made, but I haven’t tested it to see if it will successfully restore.
If I disable the binding, the back-up completes without error. The .lla file can be found here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4Z5I4aQ1TW3ZGpOYjhyTlV1MUU
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I had sometimes the same with previous version, so I presume nothing relative to last update.
I had just to rerun backup and all was fine.
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I haven’t been able to reproduce it yet, even with the backup 🙁
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Oddly enough, the issue has now disappeared for me. I just tried a back-up and it succeeded without error.
I made a lot of minor edits yesterday, mostly rescaling icons inside folders and applying normalisation to them. I don’t think I changed anything significant.
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