[BetterRed]

Originally Posted by davidfor

I had completely forgotten about this. I'll try and do it over the weekend. And I have at least one other Python 3 beta out there I'll need to find.

@davidfor - re the problem reported by mariekes and bmcs. I am seeing this in the select library drop down:



I would expect to see something like this list from gui.json

  "library_usage_stats": {
    "D:/Calibre/Libraries/Books": 213, 
    "D:/Calibre/Libraries/Default": 8, 
    "D:/Calibre/Libraries/Empty": 5, 
    "D:/Calibre/Libraries/Intake": 73, 
    "D:/Calibre/Libraries/Journals": 305, 
    "D:/Calibre/Libraries/Media": 1042, 
    "D:/Calibre/Libraries/Test": 921
  },

But it appears I'm seeing this list from history.plist

	<key>lineedit_history_find_duplicates_plugin:library_duplicate_combo</key>
	<array>
		<string>D:\Calibre\Libraries\Books</string>
		<string>D:\Calibre\Libraries\Intake</string>
		<string>E:\Calibre Libraries\Test</string>
		<string>D:/Calibre Libraries/_Empty</string>
		<string>D:/Calibre Libraries/_Media</string>
		<string>D:/Calibre Libraries/_Main</string>
		<string>E:\Calibre Libraries\Main</string>
	</array>

Perhaps you could look into why this is happening? Maybe something changed in a recent release. I stopped using Find Duplicates->Library Duplicates feature when DaltonST released CalibreSpy.

After closing calibre, I was able to remove the lineedit_history_find_duplicates_plugin:library_du plicate_combo block, and then use the browse button to locate one of my existing libraries with no side effects. That of course recreated the list in history.plist. I'm hesitant to suggest mariekes and bmcs do similar before you respond.

BR