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Uncaught "ValueError: Invalid component name '-b'!" on Start-Up on Ubuntu 20.10 #1585
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Did you provide those startup parameters? They're definitely not something it expects. You could try running just with a parameter of |
I was not sending any arguments to BEE2, and neither did I alter the source-code. I simply compiled and invoked the binary (through the terminal, if that matters). It's fairly late for me as I'm typing this, but I'll look into this tomorrow and I'll report back.
-------- Original message --------From: Spencer Brown ***@***.***> Date: 11/05/2021 22:12 (GMT+01:00) To: "BEEmod/BEE2.4" ***@***.***> Cc: Marcus Sundström ***@***.***>, Author ***@***.***> Subject: Re: [BEEmod/BEE2.4] Uncaught "ValueError: Invalid component name '-b'!" on Start-Up on Ubuntu 20.10 (#1585)
Did you provide those startup parameters? They're definitely not something it expects. You could try running just with a parameter of BEE2, if those are getting injected afterwards.
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I decided to try to run From that log-file, you can see that no arguments were passed along, except for the filename of the executed file (as expected):
All of the extra arguments appended to |
Ahh, it might be the multiprocessing process. Try removing these lines: Lines 19 to 20 in eba16f1
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Commenting out the two highlighted lines sort of worked. Invoking
The above is after running the PyInstaller-packaged BEE2 app; when invoking |
Seems like it's not finding the correct path for the images folder, then crashing when setting the app icon. After this block, you might want to print out Lines 85 to 91 in eba16f1
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When invoking with I'd like to highlight these two log-messages:
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Aha, yeah I don't handle case sensitivity very well. |
I suspect the fatal error might be coming from these lines which set the app icon: Lines 72 to 79 in eba16f1
This suggests the icon is too big or something. Try commenting line 79 to turn off the icon-setting, maybe that'll bypass it? |
No, but the app does seem to get further along:
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BEE2 version: 4.39.2
Description of the bug: The application crashes on start-up with the following error-message:
Steps to reproduce:
Additional information:
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