spurious warning?

[PietroPasotti]

I have several workshops throughout my local projects, and out of laziness I all call them 'dev'.
When I 'workshop stop' one of them, I get warnings about different workshops which is unexpected.

Here I'm tearing down the 'dev' workshop from my omp-workshop-sdk project, but I get a warning about a different dev workshop (for 'sd' project)

[jonathan-conder]

Did you delete the slupgrader-57-go-vet directory without removing the workshops in it first?

[PietroPasotti]

very much a possibility

[PietroPasotti]

actually come to think of it, that workshop was never used. That folder is/was a worktree containing a .workshop.yaml file, but I'm 99% sure I never actually workshop launched it. There is however a workshop running in the parent folder ('sd')

recap:

A /sd folder with running workshop
B /sd/slupgrader-57-go-vet with workshop definition but no workshop
C /omp-workshop-sdk with running workshop

I delete folder B
I kill the workshop running in C
I get a warning about workshop B?

[jonathan-conder]

You can check if you launched it using workshop list --global

[PietroPasotti]

~/canonical/sd/slupgrader-57-go-vet dev Error missing-project

does this mean that I (or more likely a stray LLM) did 'workshop launch' at some point?

[jonathan-conder]

looks like it, yeah. if you recreate the directory, cd into it and run workshop remove it should hopefully go away. You might need to create a stub workshop.yaml file first