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Somehow, the script gets stuck when reading the files from the reMarkable cloud. More precisely on following line executing the wait() function of the subprocess
This happens when there are too many files in the directory (not sure whether this relates to the number or size of files).
I "fixed" it by out-commenting the wait() call and the subsequent error check since the stdout.read() call returns the file list without issues. Also, the ls command executed in the rmapi console works without any issue.
I'm not sure what to do about it since I found a quick and dirty hack that works for my purposes. However, I thought I'd share it...
P.S.: I work with Python 3.8 on Windows 11 (yes, I know 🥸), and running Version 3.6 on the reMarkable
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Somehow, the script gets stuck when reading the files from the reMarkable cloud. More precisely on following line executing the
wait()
function of thesubprocess
mendeley-rMsync/sync.py
Line 195 in 4b17eae
This happens when there are too many files in the directory (not sure whether this relates to the number or size of files).
I "fixed" it by out-commenting the
wait()
call and the subsequent error check since thestdout.read()
call returns the file list without issues. Also, thels
command executed in thermapi
console works without any issue.I'm not sure what to do about it since I found a quick and dirty hack that works for my purposes. However, I thought I'd share it...
P.S.: I work with Python 3.8 on Windows 11 (yes, I know 🥸), and running Version 3.6 on the reMarkable
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: