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[Crash] Files does not open if restoring disconnected location into Column View #2330
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Please confirm the version of files you have with the command |
There was an issue with opening Files in version 6.5.1 that was fixed in version 6.5.2. |
Hello @jeremypw , I'm experiencing the same issue. App center tells me everything is up to date.
With History disabled Files opens correctly.
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@endorama Thanks for the report! Is there anything unusual about the locations being restored, e.g. on a disconnected remote server, or no longer existing? Does the crash happen even if only restoring the home folder? I've tried to reproduce but without success so far. You can get more information in the backtrace by running |
I have pushed a PR that fixes a theoretical problem with restoring tabs that contain a Column View (although I haven't managed to trigger a crash in practice). If the reporters of this issue are able to build and test that PR to see whether it fixes this issue that would be very helpful, thanks. |
Faced the same issue, disabling history was a workaround for me as well to use the file manager. Without your fix:
With your fix:
I connected my iPhone on my last session of the operating system, perhaps this was triggering it? |
Wondering though, did not find the debug entry from your PR |
I face this issue with a remote server (using VPN) even with the current version, i.e. 6.5.2. Once, I disconnect my VPN, file crashes if one of the opened tabs has the contents from the remote server. |
@Ericksom-Da-Veiga Thanks for the report. Could you confirm whether you were restoring a tab that uses the Column View? If so, this issue should be fixed by #2332. Are you able to build and test that branch? |
@oli-ver From you backtrace of the crash it occurred when expanding a ColumnView so you need to be restoring a ColumnView that has been expanded (i.e. showing at least subfolder). It is possible it only occurs when restoring a remote location - can you remember if that is what you were doing? |
I have now reproduced the crash by connecting an Android phone, navigating several folders deep using a Column View, closing Files, disconnecting the phone and then re-opening Files. Can firm the linked PR fixes this. |
@fayjie92 Actually you are right - a disconnected location is a necessary part of this issue, as well as restoring to ColumnView. |
@jeremypw I think in the meantime you confirmed yourself, disconnecting the phone was triggering it, when before navigating in paths on it which built up a history. Do you need me to confirm again or is this enough for you to close this bug? |
@oli-ver That's OK. The bug will be closed when the linked PR is merged. |
Thanks a lot, @jeremypw for fixing this. This bug was the reason, I needed to use Nautilus. I hope to use Files now. |
What Happened?
try to open the files but it's not working
If I try to open from the terminal I get the following message : (io.elementary.files:8504): Handy-CRITICAL **: 23:40:00.283: hdy_tab_page_get_child: assertion 'HDY_IS_TAB_PAGE (self)' failed
Lack of segmentation
Steps to Reproduce
1- click the files icon on the applications menu
Expected Behavior
Open after click on the icon
OS Version
7.x (Horus)
Software Version
Latest release (I have run all updates)
Log Output
No response
Hardware Info
CPU i7-10510U CPU @ 1.80GHz
GPU: Nvidia GeForce MX350
Ram 16 GB
SSD 512 GB
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