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Internal instance can be disabled via itself (locking yourself out) #519

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Cmillets opened this issue Mar 4, 2019 · 3 comments
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Internal instance can be disabled via itself (locking yourself out) #519

Cmillets opened this issue Mar 4, 2019 · 3 comments
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area/internal Related to an internal action or function of Companion. area/module-api Module related BUG Something isn't working

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Cmillets commented Mar 4, 2019

I have disabled internal Instances
Then thought I re-enabled it (but did not)
I then deleted the button that toggled it
Now i can't get internal commands!

Please help
(Not my brightest moment)
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willosof commented Mar 4, 2019

wow, that's an issue we've never encountered :p you could edit it manually in your config. what operating system are you on?

@willosof willosof changed the title HELP!!!! Internal instance can be disabled via disable/enable instance (locking yourself out of internal module) Mar 4, 2019
@willosof willosof added BUG Something isn't working area/module-api Module related area/internal Related to an internal action or function of Companion. labels Mar 4, 2019
@willosof willosof changed the title Internal instance can be disabled via disable/enable instance (locking yourself out of internal module) Internal instance can be disabled via itself (locking yourself out) Mar 4, 2019
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willosof commented Mar 4, 2019

So, if you

  1. close companion (and the launcher)
  2. find ~/Library/Application support/companion/db
  3. search for "label":"internal"
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  4. right after that you got enabled:false, change that to true
  5. save the file
  6. start companion.

if you cant figure it out, delete your db (it will reset your entire config)

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Minor: Fix bug that lets you disable internal module from an internal…
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… module action. Closing #519
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willosof commented Mar 4, 2019

Bug fixed

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