[Beta] Zotero freezes when trying to export
I can't export anything in Zotero (Beta) currently. Zotero will just freeze and I have to kill it. I tried COinS, BibTeX, RIS export for one or several items and it always freezes. I am running Zotero 5.0.61-beta.12+d301fb6e4 on windows. I am quite sure that exporting worked last week for me.
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Does it happen at the point where normally the file picker would appear, or after you've made a selection?
Trying with all extensions disabled would be good. If that doesn't help, trying to find a regression window would be helpful. You can download recent ZIPs of the beta builds and bisect those to figure out when it broke:
Jan 22: https://zotero-download.s3.amazonaws.com/client/beta/5.0.61-beta.4+f918e27e4/Zotero-5.0.61-beta.4+f918e27e4_win32.zip
Jan 26: https://zotero-download.s3.amazonaws.com/client/beta/5.0.61-beta.7+8b4bb62ef/Zotero-5.0.61-beta.7+8b4bb62ef_win32.zip
Jan 29: https://zotero-download.s3.amazonaws.com/client/beta/5.0.61-beta.8+c2a637472/Zotero-5.0.61-beta.8+c2a637472_win32.zip
Jan 29: https://zotero-download.s3.amazonaws.com/client/beta/5.0.61-beta.9+b1fad505d/Zotero-5.0.61-beta.9+b1fad505d_win32.zip
Jan 30: https://zotero-download.s3.amazonaws.com/client/beta/5.0.61-beta.10+b1fad505d/Zotero-5.0.61-beta.10+b1fad505d_win32.zip
Feb 2: https://zotero-download.s3.amazonaws.com/client/beta/5.0.61-beta.11+98aa71655/Zotero-5.0.61-beta.11+98aa71655_win32.zip
(Using the ZIPs means you don't have to mess with your current installation.)
No, I see "Translate: All translator detect calls and RPC calls complete:" and the list of formats in the debug output, but nothing more when I then click on export in the dialog.
> Does it happen at the point where normally the file picker would appear, or after you've made a selection?
Yes, exactly.