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After some amount of ponified audio samples there is no possibility to add new file, only to select from already used ones.
And there is no option to clear file cache inside the program to fix it or simply clear the list.
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Oh wow, so you can't even add new files after about 20 or so? Can you tell me what operating system and browser you are using? I am unable to replicate that behavior on Linux/Chrome.
After 25 files, the cache management system is supposed to delete the oldest file whenever you upload a new file, to prevent the number of files getting too crazy. But it's not supposed to prevent you from uploading a new file at all.
A button to clear the file cache sounds like a good idea and should be fairly simple to implement. I'll put it in the next update and I'll try to remember to let you know.
@vadimfedulov035 I have added a button for clearing all uploaded audio files.
Note: It works on my local installation, but for some reason, it's not working on https://haysay.ai/. You can always just refresh the page to clear your uploads on the live website, though.
hay_say_ui-1 | output_value = func(*func_args, **func_kwargs) # %% callback invoked %%
hay_say_ui-1 | File "/home/luna/hay_say/hay_say_ui/main.py", line 396, in update_playback
hay_say_ui-1 | hash_raw = reverse_lookup[selected_file]
hay_say_ui-1 | KeyError: '1111.wav'
hay_say_ui-1 | announcements_file
hay_say_ui-1 | /home/luna/hay_say/hay_say_ui/running as server/announcements.json
After some amount of ponified audio samples there is no possibility to add new file, only to select from already used ones.
And there is no option to clear file cache inside the program to fix it or simply clear the list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: