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Cannot read property of 'concat' of null - Index never builds #33

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enly1 opened this issue Nov 13, 2021 · 5 comments
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Cannot read property of 'concat' of null - Index never builds #33

enly1 opened this issue Nov 13, 2021 · 5 comments

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@enly1
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enly1 commented Nov 13, 2021

Hi - Not sure what the problem is but i've started to get this error being shown on my page:

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Looking in debug, the index process appears to fail, which makes sense for the rendered message above.

The exception thrown during initial indexing is:

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I don't have the full debug trace, but I think it was thrown after it had processed several stages and had reached tags.

I do use metadata tags in my notes.

@enly1
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enly1 commented Nov 13, 2021

Note, Obsidian plugin version was 2.0.0, Obsidian version v0.12.19 (Linux)

@thatdwayne
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I have this same issue - Obsidian v0.13.21 (MacOS)
Debug output is identical.

When I manually try to rebuild the OQL index, same issue and it appears to happen immediately.

@thatdwayne
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This is still an issue in v0.13.24 (MacOS) - any prognosis? None of my OQL queries work.
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@jplattel
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You could try a rebuild of the index, that might solve it if not it's a bug that still needs to be fixed!

I've started to rewrite the entire codebase to use Svelte instead of just typescript. I'm aiming to release that soon!

@swuphoto
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same issue here. Never get the index built. Hitting the hotkey triggered the same error.

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