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1. johnhaley81 commented on Mar 27, 2015

   

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   Get off of my computer!!!

   You're getting that error because I published that binary and it stored those file paths in the compiled file.

   What were you calling that you got that error?
2. cheapsteak commented on Mar 28, 2015

   

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   repo.getCurrentBranch() after calling Repository.open(pathToRepo);
3. johnhaley81 commented on Mar 28, 2015

   

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   Can you post the code block?
4. cheapsteak commented on Mar 28, 2015

   

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   My apologies, the error is my own.

   I misused getCurrentBranch as a sync function that returns a value instead of a promise.

   I was doing this

   var currentBranchRef = repo.getCurrentBranch();
   var currentBranchName = Branch.name(currentBranchRef);

   when I should have been doing this

   var currentBranchRef = await repo.getCurrentBranch(); //edited: March 30th 10:21
   var currentBranchName = currentBranchRef.name();

   btw for some reason this results in a malloc error

   var currentBranchRef = await repo.getCurrentBranch();
   var currentBranchName = Branch.name(currentBranchRef);

   but that's a separate issue and I'm probably using something wrong again. feel free to close this issue :)
   Thank you for the prompt responses!

   fwiw the error message was

   { then: [Function],
     state: null,
     isFulfilled: [Function],
     isRejected: [Function],
     isPending: [Function],
     value: [Function],
     reason: [Function] }
   node(20817,0x7fff78ac6300) malloc: *** error for object 0x100d022e7: pointer being freed was not allocated
   *** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
   sh: line 1: 20817 Abort trap: 6           node deploy.js
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   closed this as completedon Mar 29, 2015
6. maxkorp commented on Mar 30, 2015

   

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   Youre still not using promises (or a callback) for those.

   var currentBranchRef; 
   var currentBranchName;
   repo.getCurrentBranch().then(function(branchRef) {
       currentBranchRef = branchRef;
       currentBranchName = currentBranchRef.name();
   });
7. cheapsteak commented on Mar 30, 2015

   

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   apologies, I copy pasted from the one above, changed one line and forgot to change the other

   I ended up doing this and that did work

   var currentBranchRef = await repo.getCurrentBranch();
   var currentBranchName = currentBranchRef.name();
8. tbranyen commented on Mar 30, 2015

   

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   @cheapsteak gah I love how async/await looks with NodeGit, ES6/7 can't come soon enough!
9. maxkorp commented on Mar 30, 2015

   

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   excellent