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INFO: Could not find files for the given pattern(s). #166

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scyto opened this issue Sep 21, 2020 · 6 comments
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INFO: Could not find files for the given pattern(s). #166

scyto opened this issue Sep 21, 2020 · 6 comments
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scyto commented Sep 21, 2020

Description

At startup i see several of these info messages.

INFO: Could not find files for the given pattern(s).

Can these be ignored?
This is windows10, i used winget install nodejs to install.
I set my custom .env file.

Possible solution

no idea :-) hopefully not relevant message

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From what I have seen others saying, this has to do with the audio notification sound. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

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scyto commented Sep 21, 2020

thanks, good suggestion, i just set that in my env file to a real mp3 file - no change, so i guess more complex than just setting the mp3.

I know a mac user who has this and doesn't see the issue.

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g1forfun commented Sep 21, 2020

thanks, good suggestion, i just set that in my env file to a real mp3 file - no change, so i guess more complex than just setting the mp3.

I know a mac user who has this and doesn't see the issue.

Found the info. I went to go install one of these and than just kinda gave up. Seems like a lot of them are not meant for Windows but rather for MAC or Linux/Unix. CMDMP3 sounds like it would work for Windows.

Per the play-sound documentation:

https://github.com/shime/play-sound

players – List of available audio players to check. Default:
mplayer
afplay
mpg123
mpg321
play
omxplayer
aplay
cmdmp3

Windows (at least 10) doesn't ship with any of these by default.

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scyto commented Sep 21, 2020

closing as dupe of #116 (folks should consider renaming that issue)

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scyto commented Sep 21, 2020

@g1forfun i think i may have found a solution, but not sure #116 (comment)

it only removed one of the 8 error lines, but I am hoping that means it found the player and will use it.

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scyto commented Sep 21, 2020

#116 (comment) - better fix

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