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Unable to Delete Projects, App Crashes When Files Are Manually Deleted, No Fallback Available #3

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aswnss-m opened this issue Sep 7, 2024 · 1 comment

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aswnss-m commented Sep 7, 2024

I encountered an issue where there is no way to delete an existing project directly from the app. When I manually deleted the project files from the system, the app crashed and displayed an error stating that it couldn't load the project. It suggested checking the parent directory. However, there is no fallback mechanism within the app to handle this situation or to update the project list automatically.

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Create a project in the app.
  2. Manually delete the project's files from the system (outside the app).
  3. Open the app again and try to access the project or load the project list.

Expected Behavior:

  • The app should either provide a built-in option to delete projects or handle missing files gracefully without crashing.
  • Ideally, the project list should update or provide a fallback mechanism to detect and manage deleted projects.

Actual Behavior:

  • The app crashes with an error message saying that there is an issue loading the project and asks to check the parent directory.
  • There is no way to update, fix, or remove the broken project entry from within the app after manually deleting files.

Possible Solution:

  • Add an option to delete a project directly from the app.
  • Implement a fallback mechanism to update or refresh the project list when files are manually deleted.

Environment:

  • Operating System: Windows 11
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You will now be able to delete projects.

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