Indexing loading bar behaving oddly, more oddly then usual. about php-ide-serenata HOT 6 CLOSED

Thanks for reporting this, I hadn't noticed it as I seem to always have some kind of project open (even with single files). I've pushed a fix that should hide the progress bar if there are no projects open, which will land with 0.4.0.

As for the duplicate progress bar, had you by any chance just switched/added/removed projects or disabled/reenabled the status bar service?

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Hmm, strange. Apparently it's caused by some sort of conflict with the project-manager package. When the project is in the project manager list, it shows the double loading bar, but when it's not it doesn't. Wonder what the conflict is.

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I've just released 0.4.0 with the minor fix for opening single files without a project open. Regarding the project-manager plugin: there is only one place in the package where the status bar items are created and this happens when the status bar service is attached. Even if the method would be invoked twice, a second status bar should never be created if one already exists. This sounds a bit like black magic (or a bug) going on somewhere, either in this package, the project-manager package or Atom itself.

I'll close this ticket since the actual bug in this package is fixed. (I'm not quite sure what to do about the conflict.) If you have any further problems or questions, feel free to ask.

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This issue appears to be back, except now without any relation to the project-manager package (I've even disabled it). Anything I can do to try to debug this? It's also finishing with "Indexing failed!" now.

It appears 2 instances are actually running, as I see the following entry from ps aux twice while it's indexing.

php /Users/*/.atom/packages/atom-autocomplete-php/lib/services/../../php/parser.php /path/to/project --refresh

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Ooooohhhhhh. This second bar isn't created by this package, it's created by atom-autocomplete-php which I thought I disabled once already. Sorry about the confusion. Now to figure out why indexing is now failing...

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No problem! I take it you found out what is causing indexing to fail as you replied to ticket #57 ;-).

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