Issue description
Well, as title say, rovr crashes on broken symlinks.
How do you reproduce it?
cd /tmp
mkdir somedir
ln -s somedir samedir
rm -r somedir
rovr
What is the expected result of the steps?
Rovr would not crash, and should be more forgiving. May be mark the bad symlink red or something like that.
What actually happened after doing the steps?
Got FileNotFoundError and terminates.
Affected Operating System(s)
How can this be fixed?
Rovr should not terminate itself when encountering broken symlinks. Instead, it should simply indicate that the link is broken by highlighting the directory or file in the error or surface color. Perhaps an additional X icon would be appropriate.
Issue description
Well, as title say, rovr crashes on broken symlinks.
How do you reproduce it?
cd /tmpmkdir somedirln -s somedir samedirrm -r somedirrovrWhat is the expected result of the steps?
Rovr would not crash, and should be more forgiving. May be mark the bad symlink red or something like that.
What actually happened after doing the steps?
Got
FileNotFoundErrorand terminates.Affected Operating System(s)
How can this be fixed?
Rovr should not terminate itself when encountering broken symlinks. Instead, it should simply indicate that the link is broken by highlighting the directory or file in the
errororsurfacecolor. Perhaps an additional X icon would be appropriate.