Describe the bug
I ran into a Git repository that works normally until I quit and reopen Buzz Desktop.
The repository was created on a self-hosted Buzz relay. I could push a commit, open the README, and browse the repository without any trouble. After a full Cmd+Q and relaunch, though, Buzz reported:
Repository not initialized
The project announcement exists, but its git repository was not found on the Buzz relay.
Retrying or fetching from the UI did not recover it.
Steps to reproduce
- Connect Buzz Desktop to a self-hosted relay.
- Create a project and Git repository.
- Assign an access channel.
- Push a commit and confirm the README and files load in Desktop.
- Quit Buzz Desktop completely with
Cmd+Q.
- Relaunch it and open the same repository.
Expected behavior
The repository should still be available after restarting the app.
Actual behavior
Desktop shows the repository as Local missing and says it was not found on the relay.
The local checkout is still present, and its origin points to the correct relay URL.
Environment
- Buzz Desktop 0.5.20
- macOS
- Git 2.50.1
- Self-hosted Buzz relay 0.2.1
Additional context
I checked the relay before and after restarting Desktop:
- the latest repository announcement still has the correct access channel
- the repository owner is still an active member of that channel
- the relay accepted the Git push and published the derived manifest event
- both the repository pointer and manifest are present in object storage
- the same repository worked in the original Desktop process before it was restarted
This looks related to #5186, but the failure seems different. In this case the pointer and manifest already exist, and the repository is usable until Desktop restarts.
I have reproduced this on the latest release, but not yet on a build from main. I’d be happy to test a patch or a current main build if that would help narrow it down.
Note: I’m not a native English speaker. This issue was originally written in Korean and then translated into English.
Describe the bug
I ran into a Git repository that works normally until I quit and reopen Buzz Desktop.
The repository was created on a self-hosted Buzz relay. I could push a commit, open the README, and browse the repository without any trouble. After a full
Cmd+Qand relaunch, though, Buzz reported:Retrying or fetching from the UI did not recover it.
Steps to reproduce
Cmd+Q.Expected behavior
The repository should still be available after restarting the app.
Actual behavior
Desktop shows the repository as
Local missingand says it was not found on the relay.The local checkout is still present, and its
originpoints to the correct relay URL.Environment
Additional context
I checked the relay before and after restarting Desktop:
This looks related to #5186, but the failure seems different. In this case the pointer and manifest already exist, and the repository is usable until Desktop restarts.
I have reproduced this on the latest release, but not yet on a build from
main. I’d be happy to test a patch or a current main build if that would help narrow it down.Note: I’m not a native English speaker. This issue was originally written in Korean and then translated into English.