More bugs are appearing, and being fixed!!

So since Helyx is already far and has many advanced functions, it also has some bugs. Today when I was experimenting with assigning a project and syncing it with GitHub, I found out, that if you try to sync the projects in a wrong way… it will not work.

For that reason I added more fail-safes to make sure that this will be eliminated. I can’t confirm yet if those fail-safes work, because I am also working on a new Diagnostics action in Git Actions so if something goes wrong, you can fix it by the error Helyx gives you.

Right now my testing project is in a state of “Git corrupted” (no idea what I should call it) where rebase was aborted.

Because of this, I had to put the “GitHub Sync Topics” synchronization off until later, so I can focus on fixing these major bugs.

Also another bug came to my mind that I fixed… Helyx works on a principle of directory paths. Each project is saved in config file under its own unique GUID and its path. The bug is that when you try to rename the directory, the project won’t be found and it will be removed from Helyx.

Now, you can either let Helyx find it automatically (sadly can easily fail) or you can select project manually in explorer (recommended!!!).