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Access the host machine's git repo error when using the git-statistic in a Windows 10 guest machine. #19

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huskier opened this issue Oct 19, 2024 · 2 comments

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@huskier
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huskier commented Oct 19, 2024

Here is my scenario:
Host machine: Ubuntu 24.04
Guest machine: Windows 10

We put a host machine's directory, e.g. development in to the guest machine, and it is appeared as Z:\development in guest machine. We have a git repo called PythonSnippet in the directory. When we use the installed git-statistic to analyze the git repo Z:\development\PythonSnippet, an error occured, which reads
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When we copy the PythonSnippet repo into the guest machine's native directory, then git-statistic could do the analysis properly.

A log tracing can be added into the application, and then we coud provide you the error log information for further analysis.

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The file path of log is
C:\Users\userName\AppData\Local\com.lsk.gitstatistic\logs.

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huskier commented Oct 21, 2024

We've checked the log file, there are two lines which read
[2024-10-21][12:25:20][tao::platform_impl::platform::event_loop::runner][WARN] NewEvents emitted without explicit RedrawEventsCleared
[2024-10-21][12:25:20][tao::platform_impl::platform::event_loop::runner][WARN] RedrawEventsCleared emitted without explicit MainEventsCleared

And the red alarm "Error Message" is still there. Maybe an explicit log out should be written in the program.

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