Error while trying to launch aerospace

[RFillion]

Here's the log :

##### AeroSpace Runtime Error #####

Please report to:
    https://github.com/nikitabobko/AeroSpace/issues/new
    Please describe what you did to trigger this error

Message: Can't listen to socket /tmp/bobko.aerospace.sock The operation couldn’t be completed. (Socket.Socket.Error error 1.)
Version: 0.14.0-Beta
Git hash: 96ae7a761f5f969b21e00345629558e005d125c5
Coordinate: /Users/bobko/a/AeroSpace/Sources/AppBundle/server.swift:9:60 startServer()
recursionDetectorDuringFailure: false
cli: false

Stacktrace:
0   AeroSpace                           0x00000001024df4a8 $s6Common6errorT_4file4line6column8functionxSS_SSS2iSStlFs5NeverO_Tg5 + 740
1   AeroSpace                           0x00000001024f826c $ss6ResultO6CommonE10getOrThrow_4file4line6column8functionxSS_SSS2iSStF + 360
2   AeroSpace                           0x0000000102382064 $s9AppBundle11startServeryyF + 736
3   AeroSpace                           0x0000000102373974 $s9AppBundle04initaB0yyF + 500
4   AeroSpace                           0x000000010231f4a8 $s9AeroSpace0aB3AppV7SwiftUI0C0AadEPxycfCTW + 80
5   SwiftUI                             0x00000001b608aea8 OUTLINED_FUNCTION_0 + 124
6   AeroSpace                           0x000000010231f558 main + 36
7   dyld                                0x00000001897220e0 start + 2360

[nikitabobko]

Try restarting AeroSpace/macOS 🤷 #141

I've never observed this error

[NeverALegend]

I bumped into the same issue and I restarted after reading #141. Is there multiple user support? I can only launch one aerospace instance, if 2 users are logged in then the issue occurs.

[RFillion]

Yes I have two users on my mac for my job and for personal use. I will restart aerospace.

[NeverALegend]

@nikitabobko Let me preface this with I have zero knowledge of Swift, but after looking around the project. I found that in server.swift the .sock file is being created, right? Would changing the .sock file created there to say something like /tmp/\(Bundle.appId).\(NSUserName()).sock do the trick?

In my non-existent knowledge of how the .sock file is being created it seems like it's a permissions error, instead of dealing with file permissions, can this be changed easily to a more unique identifier to allow multiple users? Of course, I'm not sure if this will be a simple fix

I'm willing to test this and learn something from a new language while I'm at it.

[nikitabobko]

Multi-user problem should be fixed in 0.14.1. Can somebody please verify?

[NeverALegend]

I reinstalled and so far so good! I tested with the .sock file that was there as the error occurred without removing it and I was able to fast-switch without issues. I also restarted for good measure and it's still working as intended.

Thank you for the quick fix!

[arthurbellis]

I just ran into this same issue, and was thrilled to find the fix already landed. Thanks!