JulienMaille/dribbblish-dynamic-theme

Crash-After-Latest-Update

vvirtues opened this issue · 18 comments

vvirtues commented

Describe the bug
Infinite-load-after-latest-update

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. get-new-update(powershell)

Screenshots

Spotify_61s9H0Jw0N.mp4

Desktop Setup

  • Operating System: Windows 11 21H2
  • Spotify:N/A
  • Spicetify: 2.1.9
  • Dribbblish: Latest

Logs
N/A

IrepY commented

Same issue, with loading screen turned off, it reloads 3 times then closes, dev-console is empty, no errors shown

aliquis0001 commented

Same issue here. Spicetify 2.1.9, Dribbblish Dynamic 4.1.2, Spotify 1.1.79.763.gc2965cdf

JulienMaille commented

Do you use the marketplace?

vvirtues commented

yes

Amcio commented

I have marketplace installed and I had the same issue. Reverted to the old version for now. Devtools didn't even load fully so no errors, unless there is some other log?

JulienMaille commented

I believe that marketplace is the root cause of this issue

vvirtues commented

its-not

JulienMaille commented

Have you tried without the marketplace ?

IrepY commented

I tried it without the marketplace, it did not fix it

vvirtues commented

same

vvirtues commented

I realize that it loads the player and maybe lyrics, if left open after restore, but not anything else. If I use media controls, music still plays

doongs commented

Getting a similar issue here, stuck at the "Just one moment..." loading screen. I've taken a small stab at running through the debugger, and it looks like it could be down to this chunk of code at 63 in expFeatures.js:

(function waitForRemoteConfigResolver() {
        let resolver = Spicetify.Platform?.RemoteConfigResolver;
        if (!resolver) {
            setTimeout(waitForRemoteConfigResolver, 500);
            return;
        }

Spicetify.Platform is undefined resulting in all three of these conditionals resolving to true on line 49 of Dribblish.js
if (document.querySelector("#main") == null || Spicetify?.showNotification == undefined || !this.info.isReady()) return;

I wish I could help more, but it's taking me a long time to see how Spicetify/Dribblish work just by digging through the code.

JulienMaille commented

Spicetify.Platform is undefined resulting in all three of these conditionals resolving to true on line 49 of Dribblish.js if (document.querySelector("#main") == null || Spicetify?.showNotification == undefined || !this.info.isReady()) return;

@SendNukez What do you think?

SendNukez commented

Sorry for the absence, I think this is fixed. At least it is for me on Spotify v1.1.81, Spicetify v2.9.2 and Dribbblish v4.1.3. I'd investigate further, but the Devtools are broken atm.

vvirtues commented

same here with latest update

vvirtues commented

Actually, I'm getting an error here on spicetify v2.9.2 with devtool at least showing something
image

vvirtues commented

wait its not your fault. the new update isnt fully out yet so i'll wait

doongs commented

After a full uninstall/reinstall of both spotify, spicetify, and dribblish everything seems to be working ok on my end. Both my Win11 and PopOS (Ubuntu) machines look good.

Could have been Spotify updating that changed things, not too sure.

@vvirtues try reinstalling your spotify client, that might fix your issue

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