Liquidsoap 2.1.3 - Invalid_argument("Str.group_end")

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Describe the bug

2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Queue generic queue #8 crashed with exception Invalid_argument("Str.group_end")
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Raised at Stdlib.invalid_arg in file "stdlib.ml", line 30, characters 20-45
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Str.match_end in file "str.ml" (inlined), line 646, characters 19-30
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Str.global_substitute.replace in file "str.ml", line 679, characters 24-35
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Str.global_substitute in file "str.ml", line 684, characters 31-51
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Builtins_string.(fun) in file "builtins/builtins_string.ml", line 463, characters 18-65
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Evaluation.apply.f in file "lang/evaluation.ml", line 317, characters 8-12
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Evaluation.eval in file "lang/evaluation.ml", line 239, characters 16-26
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Evaluation.apply.f in file "lang/evaluation.ml", line 317, characters 8-12
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Evaluation.apply.f in file "lang/evaluation.ml", line 317, characters 8-12
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Tutils.finalize in file "tools/tutils.ml", line 105, characters 12-16
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Re-raised at Tutils.finalize in file "tools/tutils.ml", line 111, characters 4-38
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Evaluation.apply.f in file "lang/evaluation.ml", line 317, characters 8-12
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [cross.smart:3] Do not fade if it's already very low.
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Evaluation.apply.f in file "lang/evaluation.ml", line 317, characters 8-12
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Tutils.finalize in file "tools/tutils.ml", line 105, characters 12-16
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Re-raised at Tutils.finalize in file "tools/tutils.ml", line 111, characters 4-38
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Builtins_resolvers.(fun) in file "builtins/builtins_resolvers.ml", line 161, characters 12-175
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Request.resolve.resolve_step in file "request.ml", line 617, characters 20-64
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Request_source.queued#fetch in file "sources/request_source.ml", line 447, characters 18-70
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Request_source.queued#feed_queue in file "sources/request_source.ml", line 429, characters 14-24
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Duppy.Async.add.task in file "src/duppy.ml", line 393, characters 20-24
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Duppy.Task.t_of_task.(fun) in file "src/duppy.ml", line 148, characters 50-66
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Duppy.exec in file "src/duppy.ml", line 275, characters 12-21
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [cross.smart:3] Transition: crossed, no fade.
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Duppy.queue.run in file "src/duppy.ml", line 307, characters 7-24
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Duppy.queue in file "src/duppy.ml", line 357, characters 8-12
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Re-raised at Duppy.queue in file "src/duppy.ml", line 361, characters 8-17
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2] Called from Tutils.create.(fun).process in file "tools/tutils.ml", line 164, characters 12-15
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:2]
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:1] PANIC: Liquidsoap has crashed, exiting.,
2023/02/05 03:58:13 [threads:1] Please report at: [email protected]

To Reproduce
This is on a rather long script and I can;t work out where it is that this is happening. The script will run for a month or two and then ^ .....

I thought I'd drop this here, so it has been reported and dig into it soonish to report more.

I think it may be a bad database entry ( the script pulls file locations and other info from a database ) which is causing this, but am not sure

Version details

• OS: [e.g. Debian, OSX] Ubuntu 20.04.5
• Version [e.g. 1.3.4] 2.1.3

Install method
opam

[smimram]

Quick note, this seems to be related to interpolation: the error is raised here.

[toots]

Thanks for reporting. This should be fixed in main and in the upcoming rolling release!