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[BUG] Fails to start when certain folders are missing #683

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imreallyliam opened this issue Mar 8, 2025 · 4 comments
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[BUG] Fails to start when certain folders are missing #683

imreallyliam opened this issue Mar 8, 2025 · 4 comments
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@imreallyliam
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Describe the bug
When folders are retrieved for UserManager, it assumes those folders exist. (Desktop, Downloads, Documents, Pictures, Videos, Music) If those folders do not exist, an error is thrown (Failed to create user manager)

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Be silly
  2. "Organize" by deleting Music and Videos
  3. Relaunch Seelen

Expected behavior
Null check should be added if those folders do not exist src/background/modules/user/application.rs

@eythaann
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eythaann commented Mar 8, 2025

yeah, but they should exist, at least you make some type of debloating and that isn't supported.

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eythaann commented Mar 8, 2025

we shouldn't create the folders cuz they are system things so just returning empty list is enough.

@eythaann eythaann moved this from Backlog to Ready in Seelen UI - Users Issues Mar 8, 2025
@imreallyliam
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I agree that it should return empty, it's not hard to delete these folders (just pressing delete) so might happen to other users. I was super confused until I took a look through the logs

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eythaann commented Mar 8, 2025

@luriusTM take this please 🙏🥺

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