Crash while editing header
I had a Musescore 2.0 score that I opened in 3.0.2. It asked me if I wanted to rearrange objects like it does with every score. I then noticed that in the header the Composer and Lyricist were both top of each other in the upper left of the score. I went to edit the header, deleted the two fields, and used the Edit Element to try to add Composer and Lyricist. After I added Composer, I saw the edit of box the header move a little, but did not see the composer. I flipped to another app briefly, and Musescore crashed. I have attached the macOS crash dump. I then restarted my computer, and tried to reopen the file. It asked if I wanted to restore the session, and I said yes. It then asked the usual 2.0 to 3.0 rearrange question, said yes and Musescore immediately crashes. I tried this without restoring the previous session, same result. I tried it also without rearranging the elements, and still crashes. Therefore, my source file now crashes Musescore every time.
macOS 10.14.3
Musescore 3.0.2.20666
Score and crash dump attached.
Attachment | Size |
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MuseScore Crash.pdf | 88.63 KB |
Diga Diga Doo.mscz | 371.43 KB |
Comments
I opened it with 2x and 3x;
I deleted Composer and Lyricist in your file;
and made copy paste...
HTH
In reply to I opened it with 2x and 3x;… by Shoichi
Thanks! I was definitely not able to open up the original file on my computer - it crashed every time. This one works great. Question: did you edit this on a Mac or another OS?
In reply to Thanks! I was definitely not… by mjzwick
You created the score in 2.1. There are a lot of bugs that have been fixed since then. It opens fine in version 2.3.2 and 3.0.2. FYI, if you open it in version 3, it sounds like you did, and then save it, you will not be able to open it in version 2.x.
In reply to Thanks! I was definitely not… by mjzwick
OS: Linux 4.15.0-45-generic, Arch.: i386, MuseScore version (32-bit): 3.0.2., revision: 8ca4d2c