aplteam/Tatin

Tatin Version 0.106.1 doesn't expose Tatin user commands anymore

Alexander-Block opened this issue · 2 comments

Alexander-Block commented

After upgrading Tatin to the current version 0.106.1 I cannot use any Tatin user commands anymore. This issue can be reproduced as follows. First I reset my Tatin installation using ]Tools.Activate tatin -reset.

Then I start a new Dyalog APL 19.0 session and run the following:

      ]Tatin.Version
 Tatin  0.104.1+1761  2024-01-28 

      ]Tatin.UpdateTatin

Your version of Tatin is 0.104.1
Latest published version is 0.106.1
Would you like to download and install 0.106.1 ? (Y/n) Y
Tatin successfully updated to version 0.106.1 in C:\Users\<⎕AN>\Documents\MyUCMDs\Tatin

As an aside UpdateTatin prints the wrong installation path. There is no folder "C:\Users<⎕AN>\Documents\MyUCMDs\Tatin" on my system, Tatin is installed under "C:\Users<⎕AN>\Documents\Dyalog APL-64 19.0 Unicode Files\SessionExtensions\CiderTatin\Tatin" and I can check that version 0.106.1 is correctly transferred there.

When starting a new Dyalog APL 19.0 session afterwards I see the following:

     ⎕SE.Tatin.Version
 Tatin  0.106.1+1802  2024-03-18 

      ]Tatin -?
]tatin could be one of:           
                                  
      ]CIDER.AddTatinDependencies 
      ]CIDER.ListTatinDependencies

      ]Tatin.Version
* Invalid user command; to see a list of all user commands type
      ] -?

Now all Tatin user commands seem to be missing, they are usable again when resetting the Tatin version to 0.104.1.

I think this might be a side effect of the recent changes to Tatin.dyalog.

aplteam commented

At the moment it's a mystery why that happens. There is nothing wrong with the changes made to Tatin.dyalog, which becomes evident when one executes

]ureset

because then all the Tatin user commands are available again, so this serves as a workaround.

aplteam commented

Fixed in 0.106.2