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Created May 08, 2009 by Bitbucket Importer@bitbucket_importerOwner

"KeyError: 'APPNAME'" at "File "dumbdbm.pyc", line 117, in __getitem__"

Created originally on Bitbucket by sergeg

I have a Windows script to start multiple (= 3+) THG on different repositories.

Up to v0.6, it worked well.

When I upgraded to v0.7.2, I got what I think was <<issue 124>> which was resolved in v0.7.3.

Since then (v0.7.5 currently), I get "random" {{{ Traceback (most recent call last): File "hgtk", line 536, in File "hgtk", line 52, in dispatch File "hgtk", line 97, in _runcatch File "hgtk", line 192, in runcommand File "hgtk", line 267, in log File "hggtk\history.pyc", line 668, in run File "hggtk\gdialog.pyc", line 111, in init File "hggtk\shlib.pyc", line 63, in init File "hggtk\shlib.pyc", line 92, in read File "shelve.pyc", line 112, in getitem File "dumbdbm.pyc", line 117, in getitem KeyError: 'APPNAME' }}}

Which I work around by deleting C:\Documents and Settings\myprofile\Application Data\TortoiseHg*.

As this is quite annoying, I rather start each THG manually one after the other (which is only +/- annoying).

Just guessing: could there be a "lock" missing somewhere so that one process messes another one?

Fwiw, I'm on Windows 2000...

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