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On my machine, at least, occasionally the wfdr command will panic somewhere in the rpc library when attempting to communicate with the daemon. As far as I know, this is not a bug in the program, but might be a result of using pipes.
This is not a critical issue, as the crashes are rare, and re-running the command will (almost) always fix the problem. Something certainly worth looking into, however. This does not crash the daemon.
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This issue has gotten a lot worse after the latest updates, which is probably a good thing, because it will make it more reproducible. On my machine, running wfdr restart all will almost always cause a panic, and sometimes just wfdr restart <some module> does it. Still no idea what I might be doing wrong to cause these panics (interestingly, wfdr stop <some module> followed by wfdr start <some module> has never crashed on me).
On my machine, at least, occasionally the
wfdr
command will panic somewhere in the rpc library when attempting to communicate with the daemon. As far as I know, this is not a bug in the program, but might be a result of using pipes.This is not a critical issue, as the crashes are rare, and re-running the command will (almost) always fix the problem. Something certainly worth looking into, however. This does not crash the daemon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: