I wish I could do that but I no longer have them.
I also had a look at the terminal log that I saved again and noticed that I mentioned the wrong command above, the crash happend while running pijul record
not pijul reset
.
I think that I tried to change the dependencies of the change during pijul record
and messed that up.
I am able to reproduce this with the following steps:
# Dependencies
Section
e.g. change # Dependencies
[2] 6OJHNZD6A7FAGSW7NR4IM3JXPBTJDPDWQKBSQMQ3KMADHX76WKGAC
to
# Dependencies
[ ] 6OJHNZD6A7FAGSW7NR4IM3JXPBTJDPDWQKBSQMQ3KMADHX76WKGAC
73NW2X2MI767RYNTKS67ZB5QUWYEAA4SCORLD52K36ZU3JAK67AQC
I fixed this. This is poorly documented at the moment (changes to the manual welcome!), but you’re not supposed to touch numbered dependencies. Also, the following is invalid syntax:
[ ] 6OJHNZD6A7FAGSW7NR4IM3JXPBTJDPDWQKBSQMQ3KMADHX76WKGAC
Because there is a space between [
and ]
.
This happend directly after the crash from #208 by runningpijul reset
After looking at the terminal log again it appears to have instead been caused by
pijul record
.