Crashes after sync #228

Tom9821 commented 2026年03月22日 09:37:41 +01:00

If Recordbox is set to Sync on Startup, and there are changes in the music directory, it will crash after syncing. Next launch will be fine.

Similarly, if I do a manual Sync Library with the app already open, it will crash after syncing.

Fedora 43/Gnome 49
Recordbox 0.10.4 Flathub

If Recordbox is set to Sync on Startup, and there are changes in the music directory, it will crash after syncing. Next launch will be fine. Similarly, if I do a manual Sync Library with the app already open, it will crash after syncing. Fedora 43/Gnome 49 Recordbox 0.10.4 Flathub

Tom9821 commented 2026年03月24日 14:46:28 +01:00

Update: It is no longer crashing, at least for the moment. The app version is still the same so I don't know what has changed.

Update: It is no longer crashing, at least for the moment. The app version is still the same so I don't know what has changed.

edestcroix commented 2026年04月01日 19:56:52 +02:00

Okay this actually sounds like an issue someone reported over on github on the Flathub repo for the manifest here, they also had a crash happen when adding/removing music from the library. Not sure what could be causing it or why it stopped, but I've reworked the library sync code quite a bit for 0.11.0 so let me know if it comes up again in the new release. If it is related to the issue on Github it might be a weird bug in GTK itself that got fixed.

If it doesn't happen again with 0.11.0 after a while I think then it would be safe to assume it was an issue with a dependency that got fixed and I'll close the issue. If it comes back or I manage to reproduce it I'll try to come up with a fix.

Okay this actually sounds like an issue someone reported over on github on the Flathub repo for the manifest [here](https://github.com/flathub/ca.edestcroix.Recordbox/issues/21), they also had a crash happen when adding/removing music from the library. Not sure what could be causing it or why it stopped, but I've reworked the library sync code quite a bit for 0.11.0 so let me know if it comes up again in the new release. If it is related to the issue on Github it might be a weird bug in GTK itself that got fixed. If it doesn't happen again with 0.11.0 after a while I think then it would be safe to assume it was an issue with a dependency that got fixed and I'll close the issue. If it comes back or I manage to reproduce it I'll try to come up with a fix.