Summary
I’m currently creating a custom HUD. When I tried to split the 1x HUD that was already working into 3x seperate HUDs to have them showing different information at different phases of the game i somehow destroyed my entire map since i can’t push changes anymore.
What I did is I copied the working Widget Blueprint three times, put the “new” detailed Widget Blueprints into different folders and deleted the originale one. When I tried to delete the orignial Widget Blueprint I got some bigger warning messegas which I just clicked away.
When I now try to push any changes I get the following error message: “Push Changes failed: Project upload is already running.”
That’s the error in the Output Log:
LogValkyrie: Saving project revision control settings to disk took 0.00 sec
LogValkyrie: Syncing project LearningVerse with content service took 0.67 sec
LogValkyrieSummary: Checking for if the project can be uploaded
LogValkyrie: Error: Project upload is already running
LogSolLoadCompiler: Warning: Failed to create source snapshot.
LogValkyrieSummary: Starting to upload file for module creation
LogValkyrieSummary: Attempting to upload 1 modules:
LogValkyrieSummary: LearningVerse
LogValkyrieSummary: Successfully uploaded 1 files for module LearningVerse:
LogValkyrieSummary: alt/debug/LearningVerse.uefnproject
LogValkyrieSummary: Uploaded 1/1 files in 0.133039 seconds
Please select what you are reporting on:
Unreal Editor for Fortnite
What Type of Bug are you experiencing?
Other
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a working Widget Blueprint with a pdf-file as an image-overlay in a separate Folder.
- Duplicate this Widget Blueprint three times.
- Move the duplicated Blueprints into different folders.
- Delete the original Folder.
Expected Result
Deleting the folder with all contained files without having any more issue.
Observed Result
I got a warning message that some files are affected if I delete the orignial Widget Blueprint. If you delete it anyways you won’t be able to push any more changes at the project.
Platform(s)
windows