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Installed Packages don't load once an error is encountered #591
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What version of Atom are you using? |
From @DiThi on July 16, 2015 19:17 1.0.2 I don't even know how to disable auto update, something I'd like to do because it caused me problems in the past. |
I am having the same problem on atom 1.0.5, OSX 10.10.4. Many of the packages I have installed don't show up when I search for them and don't always show up in "install" either (from atom/atom#8324). |
I'm also having this issue, I have a ton of packages but most of them are disabled while I figure out which ones stick for me. I hadn't tried searching for them in Install but missing packages show up in the command palette, packages menu, Config file and in the package-list. Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help you track down the issue. Atom: 1.0.11 |
If it helps I'm getting the following errors in the console that may be related to the issue: Disabling task-list fixed the problem for me, I'll post an issue to their repo next. For those of you who are also having this problem check your console for more information. |
I've been having the same problem. I've posted some screenshots here. My Packages page says that the "Community Packages" section has 14 items, but only shows 1! |
@agentme It's very likely you have some package not loading, fwiw, I think that once a package activation fails, the rest may not load correctly. Check your console for exceptions. |
I'm using Atom 1.0.11 under Windows 7 x64 SP1 |
@peduxe Thanks, looks like the
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Same issue as others:
Let me know if there is anything else I can provide. It doesn't appear to point to any particular package breaking things, I don't have some of the packages mentioned by users above, my issue appears to be npm-docs-view. Interestingly, I can access a limited set of settings from the install packages pane, where I disabled npm-docs. I no longer get an error to console, but I still don't see all of my installed packages (the count is correct though). |
+1 |
It looks like it is a problem with a defective package. In my case, I noticed this issue after installing the snake package (I only wanted to try it). When I uninstalled it, after restarting atom, I got the whole list of packages. When it wasn't working, I had a log similar to @christopherdwhite and @sam2304. Atom version: 1.0.19 |
+1, I think you could easily reproduce this bug with "sync-settings" package:
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I think @joseluiscd is correct. I noticed this on Atom 1.6.2 with a development package I was working on. There was an error in my own package (missing module), which seemed to cause Atom's package loader to bail out on loading anything else in the settings view. I could only see a handful of installed packages there. After removing my dev package, everything loaded up fine. |
FYI I am seeing this on v1.9.9 |
This problem also appears (or persists) in Atom version 1.10.2: I installed a package that throws errors during installation (zotero-citations ver. 0.19.0). With this package installed, only one of nine community packages was listed in the "packages" section. The broken package dis appear as installed in the "install" section, however. Removing it from there and restarting Atom restores the proper behavior. |
I was having a problem with Atom-live-server not showing in the packages. |
From @DiThi on July 16, 2015 19:13
I forgot to capture the mouse cursor, but I hope it's clear the package is installed.
Copied from original issue: atom/atom#7937
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