I have a huge problems after updating PyMNE to v0.2.0.
It shows very strange behavior, especially interacting with other packages
It can give this kind of error, or go to eternal installation, or some its functions do not work.
This error happens after:
using Makie
using TopoPlots
using PyMNE
I tryed to do it in REPL, but it crashes and error message disappears immediately.
So I even do not understand what is the problem.
Do you have any ideas what to do?
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I am running Gatsby + WP and have not seen this error until updating my gatsby-source-wordpress plugin.
The error message does not give me any information about where this is occuring so I am compeltely stuck.
I tried simply clearing my cache but that didn't do anything.
I am not getting errors in my local environment, but I when I push this to Gatsby cloud the build fails and gives me the message.
I am not sure if my answer will be helpful to you. But I had the same error when I pushed my code which worked fine in my local environment.
After spending some time debugging, I realised that the problem that stopped building wasn't related to the error message at all.
After I fixed the bug I still got the same error but the build succeed. So I recommend you try to check another factor that might cause the build to fail.
I am getting following Knitting error.
I understand that it is related with my chunk, however I am unable to fix it. Any help would be highly appreciated.
I encountered the same error. restarting RStudio solved it. It seems that it tries to find some temp files which are not available anymore.
I ran into this error while trying to compile my overleaf latex;
"Server Error Sorry, something went wrong and your project could not be compiled. Please try again in a few moments".
Your response will be helpful. Thanks
This problem may arise as a result of the internet connection. The simple way to resolve this problem is to reload the Overleaf editor by refreshing your browser.
It's an aspx web site. It's Huuuge. Oftentimes, we won't see errors until building the entire site. But it's always told us where the error is.
This time, I'm getting an Object reference not set to instance of an object. error with file, no line, no location. Double clicking on the error just does... nothing.
Error 3 Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
I've tried a few things that I've found here and elsewhere but nothing seems to be helping out or giving me more information. I've tried change the verbosity of compiler/build messages but those goggles don't seem to help.
Edit: Very specifically, the first time I try to build the site after opening the project, it says it builds just fine. Trying to build it again causes the error. Closing VS (2013) and reopening the project allows a first time build success and subsequent builds are failures. It should also be noted that it's not actually building anything because it completes far far too quickly - almost instantly.
Can anyone give me some ideas on how to track this down?
It turns out that the VS installation is completely broken. Banging on the keyboard like a monkey and then trying to build succeeds when it should not.
I am working on a project on Rstudio and something wired has become to happen: each time I write something into a script Rstudio automatically writes the following error into the console:
Error in rep.int(vectorNames[i], length(vector[[i]])) :
unimplemented type 'NULL' in 'rep3'
and a label appears under the cursor: "R code execution error".
Appart form this visual bug, everything is working properly. Does anyone have the same issue ?
I've just experienced this issue. In my case, I guess it must be related to the NAMESPACE file from the package.
I can see a discussion about this subject here on R Studio support site.
Citation from the source mentioned above:
There are two times when we run the code that could be emitting this error:
When attempting to retrieve completions from the package's NAMESPACE file,
When attempting to retrieve completions for native routines (e.g. for within a '.Call()' call).
Can you recall if you had been editing the package's NAMESPACE file before seeing this error? Alternatively, have you been using 'devtools::load_all()' or other similar machinery?
And to clearly answer your question:
Yes! I am having the same issue! (Damn it! :) )
LATER EDIT:
I've got rid of the problem by closing the project and reopening it again.