github CMake Build # build number.
FYI, I also help to translate the language for zh_tw.
That is the reason I have access. Not sure I should post it here or not.
This issue happens after build 1955 and 1992.
Works fine for 1950/1944/1930.
I test it with for testing.
BTW, this issue can not reproduce again that I try to save another new one of AUP3 for re[rpdice the issue.
If you look in “Help menu > About Audacity”, then go to the “Build Information” tab, there’s a “Commit Id” number (Example: “c8e0bf”).
That number uniquely identifies the version, independently of when or where it was built.
I can’t look up the version from the number that you are supplying, but I can look it up from the “Commit id”.
Steve,
the main issue save and create by build number d6d4860
Following is the build number reference.
1955\Audacity-3.0.3-alpha-20210614+d6d4860-32bit
1950\Audacity-3.0.3-alpha-20210613+7d76e06-32bit
1944\Audacity-3.0.3-alpha-20210611+8f41dd7-32bit
1930\Audacity-3.0.3-alpha-20210611+7444550-32bit
“value”: “Audacity failed to read from a file in :.”,
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Is that literally what it said, or have you replaced the actual path with "<path>" ?
Can you provide exact steps that would allow me to reproduce the issue?
I didn’t remove/change anything there.
so it it what it say and copies past what you saw there.
that file is the actual use on my daily operation editing with my podcast.
and I start to use the daily build to test it to ensure the builds are working fine on the zh_tw file.
the file been save /open for few times before it crash.
the files storage create and first time edited on folder “Q:\PODCAST 奶茶TOGO\等待剪接\美國”
drive Q is my NAS = \192.168.173.xxx\
then I move it to another folder since I finish editing. after this I can’t be open and as the error code that you saw here.
“Q:\PODCAST 奶茶TOGO\EP043 USA”
Let me know if you need the aup3 file, I can upload to google drive for you to check the file.
Thanks,
I think this is from Audacity’s new error reporting. I’ve passed it on to the developers as I don’t have any documentation about what it means.