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Error at getting repositorys
See original GitHub issueLooks like the path issue is fixed.
but now it throws an error at the dependecies option:
uncaught at reactByUpdatingFoldersState TypeError: Cannot read property ‘dependencies’ of undefined
on Tree.js
{dependenciesDiagramOn && selectedNode.dependencies && ( <DependenciesTree namespace={namespace}
_Originally posted by @Motytheultimate in https://github.com/Bogdan-Lyashenko/codecrumbs/issues/14#issuecomment-463325932_
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Hm, interesting… yeah, makes sense, but still quite inconvenient) will see if I can fix it easily to resolve to correct file even when it starts from ./ Thanks 😃
@Motytheultimate yep, that was related to path separator as well, fixed in v 1.0.23 🙂