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chat-up command crashes slack-term #83

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nikolas opened this issue Feb 1, 2018 · 2 comments
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chat-up command crashes slack-term #83

nikolas opened this issue Feb 1, 2018 · 2 comments
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nikolas commented Feb 1, 2018

I'm not sure what this command is supposed to do, but using C-b or C-u in my slack-term causes this crash:

Captured a panic(value=runtime error: index out of range) when rendering Bufferer. Exit termui and clean terminal...
Print stack trace:

1: running [Created by termui.Init @ render.go:63]
    debug      stack.go:24   Stack(0xad50c0, 0xc420090010, 0x8b77be)
    termui     render.go:107 render.func1()
               panic.go:491  panic(0x819540, 0xb083e0)
    components chat.go:121   (*Chat).Buffer(0xc4203c62b0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
    termui     render.go:124 render(0xc4203df400, 0x1, 0x1)
    termui     render.go:65  Init.func2()

I'm on Debian testing amd64, go version 1.9.3. Using the latest git version of slack-term.

@jpbruinsslot jpbruinsslot self-assigned this Feb 2, 2018
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nikolas commented Feb 2, 2018

by the way, this crash doesn't occur on my system anymore. I'm able to scroll up and down without any trouble. i'm not away of any changes on my end - sorry i can't provide more info.

@jpbruinsslot jpbruinsslot added this to the v0.3.2 milestone Feb 3, 2018
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It can be triggered in an empty chat view and scrolling up. A fix will be available in the upcoming version.

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