Plugin doesn't seem to work on Ubuntu 20.04

[JeffFaer]

$ cat /etc/lsb-release 
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=20.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=focal
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS"

Using

• Ultimaker Cura version 5.0.0
• Gcode Filename Format Plus 1.0.0

My filename format is

[abbr_machine] [base_name] [brand] [material] lw [line_width]mm lh [layer_height]mm if [infill_sparse_density]% ext1 [material_print_temperature]C bed [material_bed_temperature]C cost [material_weight]g ([material_cost]) eta [print_time_hours_all]h[print_time_minutes]m

but if I click "Save to Disk", I do not get any pre-filled filename in the save window. I get the same behavior if I go to "File > Export" as well

simplescreenrecorder-2022-07-01_07.38.40.mp4

[rgomezjnr]

Can you do the following:

1. Select Help -> Show Configuration Folder
2. Open cura.log in text editor
3. Slice an object
4. Select the Save to Disk button
5. Paste the output of cura.log in this issue thread, particularly any errors or warnings due to GcodeFilenameFormatPlus

[JeffFaer]

Here's the log of slicing + clicking Save to Disk from tail -f -c0 cura.log: log.txt

• Nothing gets put into the log when I click Save to Disk
• I don't see any errors in the log file that seem to involve GcodeFilenameFormatPlus
  • The only errors I see in the logs from the past couple weeks have to do with not being able to enable/disable auto save

[JeffFaer]

I think this might be a general problem with Cura. Even if I uninstall the plugin, the filename isn't pre-populated as I would expect: Ultimaker/Cura#12659

[rgomezjnr]

The log looks fine, nothing wrong in there.

Do you have other plugins loaded that might interfere with GFF+?

Maybe try deleting any existing machine or print profiles that were carried over from previous installations?

Did you install Cura through the Linux appimage from their website, a package manager, or compile it yourself?

[JeffFaer]

Do you have other plugins loaded that might interfere with GFF+?

I don't think so

Did you install Cura through the Linux appimage from their website, a package manager, or compile it yourself?

Linux appimage

but per Ultimaker/Cura#12659 (comment) this definitely seems to be a cura issue since GFF+ works with save to removable drive