Blender Kitsu: Shots pushed from Edit do not have Tasks Status #101
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When I try to push to submit my shots to Kitsu for the first time, it fails to add Tasks automatically. This is causing me to add the Tasks manually, because if not, then I can't push render still/movie.
Hello @JohanTriHandoyo , as far as I now, and according to the readme at https://studio.blender.org/pipeline/addons/blender_kitsu there is no way to Push a Kitsu task from the Blender Kitsu addon onto the server.
It is required that you first manually add that data to your kitsu sever before trying to interact with those shots from the Blender Kitsu addon.
This may also explain this issue you opened, as your shots.py file looks correct. #93
As far as I recall, the older versions of Blender-Kitsu addon does this automatically, I can't remember which one but I guess earlier version, until it breaks.
When I try to create the Shot manually in Kitsu, it add up all the available Tasks (created when creating the project) automatically
Another thing is that, although I have created the Task before, the status of the Task is empty. I also need to add this manually to be able to render still/movie to respective shot and task. If not, I come up with this error. In the earlier Kitsu addon, it creates a Todo status automatically.
@JohanTriHandoyo just to confirm: You are actually able to push shots from the edit to kitsu server on the current version? And it just doesn't set the any task on the shot, which causes the rendering tools to error out correct?
I will check the API for Gazu (which is what connects to kitsu) if anything has changed that would cause this regression. I am going to be off next week, but once I am back I hope to give you an update on this.
Problem Push Submitting Shots from Edit for the First Timeto Blender Kitsu: Shots pushed from Edit do not have Tasks Status@TinyNick Yes, that is correct. It doesn't set Task and Status at the moment.
Hello @JohanTriHandoyo I have opened a new project and attempted to push the metadata from shots via the edit's
Submit New Shotoperator to Kitsu, I think I was able to replicate your issue, but I need some more information to confirm.Could you provide the exact steps, as in what operator you click to push a new shot to kitsu so I can assure we are on the same page? Screenshots of you Blender Kitsu addon will help, I am working on a fix as we speak.
I have created a fix here #121 if you are able to confirm the steps to re-create your issue that would be appreciated.
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Hi @TinyNick, I apologize for my late reply. So the steps I'm using to recreate the issue are using Edit the shot and submit it. here's the screenshot before I update the Kitsu Addon
But now, since you mentioned about this update 121 I'm trying to install the latest Kitsu add on but it shows this error. I'm using Blender 3.6.0 on Ubuntu 22.04
So I also can't confirm about this issue 93 since I can't install the latest Kitsu yet.
Hello @JohanTriHandoyo
For the error you have linked here we can open a new issue. I do need some pieces of data from you.
The has of the current blender you are using. You can obtain this by going to the top menubar of Blender
Help>Report a Bugand copy the data under Broken Blender VersionThe exact error message featured in your screenshot. At the top right of a region's header select Editor Type and from the pop-up menu select Info and copy the latest error report.
The current commit hash that your Blender Studio Pipeline repository is on.
Please include these in a new bug report and I will tackle the issue.
@JohanTriHandoyo thank you confirming the steps. I have closed this issue because I merged #121
Please follow the steps in this comment to open a new Issue for issue with enabling the add-on #101 (comment)