Error submitting job to manager. #104183
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Reference: studio/flamenco#104183
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Operating System(s): Windows 10
Flamenco Version
Is Broken: 3.2-beta
Worked OK: 3.2-alpha
Short description of error
Error packing with BAT: 'Packer' object has no attribute 'actual_checkout_path'
Error performing BAT pack: 'Packer' object has no attribute 'actual_checkout_path'
Error: Error performing BAT pack: 'Packer' object has no attribute 'actual_checkout_path'
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The object of PackerTread class, defined in addon/flamenco/bat/interface.py file, can be initialised with two type of packer instances, (submodules.pack.Packer) instance and (bat_shaman.Packer) instance.
Only bat_shaman.Packer instance has an attribute called
actual_checkout_path
. So when PackerTread object is initialised with an instance of(submodules.pack.Packer), (which happens when the user if using filesystem as a storage solution instead of shaman), in _run() method of PackerTread class, to
create MsgDone object we are accessing the packer.actual_checkout_path attribute regardless if our packer instance has said attribute or not which
results in an exception in run method of PackerThread class, saying ->
Error packing with BAT: 'Packer' object has no attribute 'actual_checkout_path'.
Nitin-Rawat-1 referenced this issue2023-02-13 16:06:38 +01:00