Failing to build develop branch
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@d-healey said in Failing to build develop branch:
What causes them to return to default? Is it when you release the mouse?
exactly, and they also start with the wrong value before I even touch anything.
Though I wouldn't try to investigate it until I'm certain that I built that latest sources in develop branch, which doesn't look like to me. -
@jonata2 When you opened projucer did you manually select the standalone .jucer file or was it preloaded?
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@d-healey I think it was preloaded, then I did close project, opened again the project from the repo folder, and did save.
This action created the makefile and also modified one file in the repo:modified: projects/standalone/JuceLibraryCode/AppConfig.h -
@jonata2 And
git logshows the latest develop branch commit? -
I just built the master branch, added a sampler, added a gain AHDSR control, moved the knobs and released the mouse, and nothing happened.
So either I'm missing a step to recreate your ADSR bug or that's something totally unrelated to the branch you're using.
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@d-healey Arrrr this is so frustrating.
Thanks for sticking with me on this one!I really can't figure out what's going on. Could be that I'm missing a dependency that doesn't fail the build but changes the behavior?
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@jonata2 I don't think so. I think you have the develop branch + a weird ADSR bug :) Does that bug happen in a new project?
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@d-healey Yes. I just created a project, added container, added sine wave generator - all good.
Then I deleted default envelope and added ADSR envelope instead - and it has the same bug, plus it doesn't actually work - the voices I press on the keyboard persist forever and the only way to stop them is hit compile.Here's a snippet:
HiseSnippet 962.3oc6X0saSiDEdllLrjRorHg1q8EbQQhEkrKKKRbQ+I+.QPZihKr6dEZX7jlQ0dFy3wYIBw6FOB7nz2.3L1t01stYihBqn6RtHxm+r+ly47c7QdnVw3QQJMB23vYgbDdCh6LoYR6ITgD0uCBuIY.Mxv0Nop1aVHMJh6gv3ZO0p.2nNJ42IauG0mJY7bUHzqTBF+Eh.gIW6vcdtv2uG0ienHnf2Obm9LkrsxWEC3oFoIJjxNldDeep0s0HH7055ILJsqgZ3QHb88Tdybmn9aYp+uRDIdiO2JzB4B2nT08T9dVDauF0dhv2a3om6HDBSFlmEpklEtCYfvSbl97rwOlXvIOhh4C7ZkgWsRvq0kAuJfDt.jpmBoaSbYZQnI2hEO2fzWBEmwTHsWDJo9hvejzVANHMOHfdLumFDNKfsdTyl22A96dOYbrjYDJoiRtuxvOPt08V+8q2X8Orty4MMdbk1rOFsx2mqqzrsRqmWfaIiCdCWeemoT+X9YNBG+x4zqsX4TV5otfiJYeovbPHOSNuonUEU.TVZCt5k86PMTaQISG3WHWaDV3f6vmBc3oknFjN7niMpPnG+B0OnyQ4E6SMkamrbnLCP9nTMzVnjQByrhbry2iU+xyGMqjBT4ocAg6sICEF1jpw6ZUfWHq80FuYL1aR5NdLmYxAacRu+btzyUNTt9kLBciDRHHw0sVECPCW3An3ZWoFX9uZy7WUt2hmM+N2ak.kMSgxMHt.MKg+k.jeJQ14OnS4NOkCDPaRcdjvOs5IgGvLvi+PMUFEphJcic4AhCURaFIW4KifWTye6HaUtn91JptRSmrcO3PVYLtTSrNocY2.UrzTp83bCGHKV6bYVSA++GlZT+6SMVcSMJsg3sRw6OP18YcbGkMsH4ZmtxobeXckxs7CTRU3DkTvJ1OLhazhiNhqKh9JOR6ZLvl4si0SK0M2gynytf1TmunlWvAnUT8yfSbt7c2I41U7w5FGYJQV+qONh6yoE4TmrcWlBJO74UBV9EyIKXaxMIoGRmjgCeauU2lmh0zJx21fcCRRawUg75sHYMrWIRraRx3RWERsycYnZ++bYnQpXiPdz.JLE+cvjp8iCbgcPXb.IRI229Fd7Z18HRkaZkSWBQ5kH7Y3WlwVVYblwVmZ7+LOi.JSqdMK8SOXmqe8DMPtUl7slZPFXkcZgR9bDPbjlOnIJ.VJ40Llsj9yPMn5X9kkHlecIh4gKQL+1RDyiVhX98kHlGO2Xr6CtarQEjR2AEC6l7cYv3tRJvVRXVnu.bYl1EN�The reason I suspect I don't have the develop branch is that my Module Tree looks different than on the youtube videos.
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my Module Tree looks different than on the youtube videos.
Looks the same to me in your screenshot, what's different?
Your snippet works here
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@d-healey this is weird I can't figure out this bug
@d-healey said in Failing to build develop branch:
Looks the same to me in your screenshot, what's different?
In the Module tree I saw + and trash icons next to each module which are for adding/removing modules and I don't have them
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@jonata2 Click the pencil icon (top left) to unlock the tree.
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@d-healey Ok, so as you say it is develop branch!
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@jonata2 I'm using pipewire here, I'm on Debian though.
