A bizarre incident:

[VirtualVirgin]

A bizarre incident:

I was working on a project which was compiling fine with no errors.
I had to close the project to work on some others, and later I reopened it.
It would crash trying to load every time.
The other projects do not contain any shared scripts with the one in question here (so there is no editing that would be done there which would effect the project that is crashing).
After trying to swap out a few of the .js external scripts and failing to get the project to open (just in case I left something in one of them which could cause an issue),
I then renamed the "Scripts" folder to "**Scripts" in order to try opening the project without any of the .js scripts attached (thinking HISE would not "see" any scripts). Well guess what? The project opened without any errors and was fully functional!
I checked the the project folder and the "**Scripts" folder was now gone and replaced with a "Scripts" folder.
So I am scratching my head as to what happened. HISE found my "**Scripts" folder and renamed it? And somehow that made it able to load without crashing? Very confused.
If anyone has a hypothesis, I'd love to hear it!

[aaronventure]

@VirtualVirgin Sometimes it has a mind of its own.

[d.healey]

@VirtualVirgin said in A bizarre incident::

The project opened

.hip or .xml?

[VirtualVirgin]

@d-healey said in A bizarre incident::

@VirtualVirgin said in A bizarre incident::

The project opened

.hip or .xml?

.hip

[d.healey]

@VirtualVirgin The .hip is an archive that contains the entire project, so it's possible that by opening this it wipes out the existing scripts folder and replaces it - no idea though, I don't really use them much.

[VirtualVirgin]

@d-healey How do you prefer to save your projects?

[d.healey]

@VirtualVirgin One XML file with git to manage versions.