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Lichess All Database does not load up and cause an error

algothemi opened this issue · comments

commented

Describe the bug

When trying to to show Lichess All database stats on the app,
image

The following error occurs:
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Reproduction

  1. Go to Analysis Board
  2. Click Database Tab
  3. Switch from "Local" Databases to "Lichess All"
    image

"Lichess Masters" is working as intended.

Platform and versions

Windows 10 Pro

Stack trace

e.toISOString is not a function
TypeError: e.toISOString is not a function
    at wOe (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:244:5185)
    at KP (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:244:5298)
    at PT (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:38:19552)
    at bZ (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:40:44104)
    at gZ (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:40:39822)
    at Afe (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:40:39748)
    at rg (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:40:39598)
    at Xz (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:40:35960)
    at q$ (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:40:36765)
    at R1 (https://tauri.localhost/assets/index.js:38:3288)
commented

I'm experiencing the same issue with the linux appimage. Deleting everything in
~/.local/share/org.encroissant.app/localstorage/
and restarting the app seems to fix the issue temporarily - at least until I create a new repertoire, upon which the database immediately breaks as described by OP.

commented

Similar to @groglet , deleting the app's storage folder on Windows fixed the issue I think. I am not sure if the error will happen again, but for now I have been using the Lichess DB without any issues.

C:\Users\ [user] \AppData\Local\org.encroissant.app\EBWebView\Default\Local Storage\leveldb\

If it happen again, I might delete the folder's contents again.

commented

I am seeing a similar error with the Lichess Master database instead, whilst the Lichess All works just fine.

Below is the stacktrace

e.toISOString is not a function. (In 'e.toISOString()', 'e.toISOString' is undefined)
wOe@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:244:989767
@mantine/dates/HiddenDatesInput@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:244:989872
PT@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:38:88149
bZ@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:40:140781
gZ@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:40:136499
Afe@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:40:136425
rg@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:40:136276
Xz@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:40:132637
q$@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:40:133442
q$@[native code]
R1@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:38:71885
u2@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:40:133890
FY@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:37:39978
ex@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:37:64193
pT@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:37:48336
v2e@tauri://localhost/assets/index.js:37:48119
v2e@[native code]

If it matters, I am on a macOS 12.7.3 Monterey.