App crashes due to port file not being read
Bug
I get an error like this:
[2024-08-01][18:24:30][INFO][plugin_runtime::nodejs] Starting plugin runtime → port_file=/tmp/6ad92fW8Ja → plugins_dir=/usr/lib/yaak-app/plugins → runtime_dir=/usr/lib/yaak-app/plugin-runtime/index.cjsWaiting on plugin runtimethread 'main' panicked at /home/runner/work/app/app/src-tauri/tauri-plugin-plugin-runtime/src/nodejs.rs:86:13:Failed to read port file in timenote: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtracethread 'tokio-runtime-worker' panicked at /home/runner/work/app/app/src-tauri/tauri-plugin-plugin-runtime/src/nodejs.rs:76:14:Kill channel errored: RecvError(())My device is a Fedora KDE running on an intel CPU. I've tried both the latest version and the stable version. They both give the same issue.
If there is any other info I can provide to help, let me know. I'm happy to help
Exact same problem on Fedora 40 Gnome. From RPM & .AppImage
My only guess is it's failing to write to /tmp/ for some reason? Regardless, I'm going to update this to not require a port file. Watch out for a fix soon.
This should hopefully be fixed in the latest beta. I wasn't able to reproduce but the plugin system was refactored and no longer requires writing the port file https://yaak.app/blog/2024.8.0-beta.1
Never had this issue before but today updated to yaak_2024.11.0-beta.9 (Linux) and now having the same crash stacktrace. Not sure if it’s related to the update though, rolled back to the stable version 2024.10 - it’s the same.
Anything I could try? What is it about the /tmp/ write?
Uhm, in my case it was related to a public WiFi connection, which for some reason blocked assigning any applications to any port, for some reason localhost:XXXX was gone and used 10.151.3.60:XXXX and it is blocked.