Stuck at wipe cache after flash OnePlus 6 enchilada

[Jeanpheki]

Describe the bug

during the flash of the android 12 eOS the wipe stop and does not work on the phone ( stuck on the TWRPlogo)

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. 'I wanted to flash the phone I was stuck on the twrp screens at the last step after finishing to flash the OS '
2. ''

Expected behavior
Show the final sucess step

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Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• Device: [One plus 6 ]
• OS: [eOS 1.15 ]
• Version [0.4.4]

Additional context
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[anon1892]

OrangeFox is behaving the same way, with all my phones.
See #218 for a hack to have this working. Iirc, the recovery stays in sideload mode.

[tsterbak]

OrangeFox is behaving the same way, with all my phones.
See #218 for a hack to have this working. Iirc, the recovery stays in sideload mode.

Are you referring to the adb shell twrp sideload help hack? At another point, just sideloading an empty file helps to get it out of sideload mode. Maybe this should applied here. Could this somehow be related to the issues @MagicLike and @freechelmi are reporting with OnePlus devices? (#246 (comment))

[tsterbak]

@anon1892 what hack are you referring to?
I would like to fix this issue, but have no OnePlus devices available. Do you think the hack could also work with TWRP?

[anon1892]

Sorry, I missed your message.

Are you referring to the adb shell twrp sideload help hack?

Yes, it's relative to these lines (don't remember exactly how I have done this, but I had to put this command to exit sideload). You can replace "help" by what you want in the command, so it's maybe just equivalent to sideload an empty file, yes.

OrangeFox is based on TWRP, so perhaps!

[tsterbak]

Yes, it's relative to these lines (don't remember exactly how I have done this, but I had to put this command to exit sideload). You can replace "help" by what you want in the command, so it's maybe just equivalent to sideload an empty file, yes.

Okay, I'll try to include it as a potential fix.

[freechelmi]

Does it still happen with current version ?