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Where are you getting this from? I don't see anything of the sort in logs...? |
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The log was from another session. I couldn't get the true log since it happened the previous day. |
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if i can somehow "unupdate" this ill try to replicate it |
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idk if these will contain all the logs but here are the steps to reproduce:
The logs are from exporting immediately after a successful update by closing the browser and let osu update. |
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Another from recent update, done the same way as above |
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This is specific to you and we haven't heard it reported by anyone else. I think you may need to check your setup. There's no way we can "attach" a browser to the game. It's just not how processes work. |
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Is there be any way to downgrade the game for further testing? |
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you canjust download an old version from github |
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Bug description
This happened yesterday and I only remeber about this one day later.
When you spawn a browser instance (for example, Firefox is used in my case) from osu listing or player view, that instance would be "attached" to osu and thus when I tried to update by clicking on the ingame updater, it will fail and say that those Firefox processes are prevented osu from updating.
I think web browser instances should not be attached to the game at all.
Screenshots or videos
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Version
2024.1009.1 -> 2024.1115.2
Logs
compressed-logs.zip
although log is not so helpful in this case
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