I’m contacting you because I’ve an issue with Sentinel Hub QGIS plugin.
I was using it this morning to download some images, and during my work, plugin crashed.
I tried to reinstall Sentinel Hub QGIS plugin and QGIS. But nothing better happened.
My QGIS version is 2.18.19 for MacOSX and here is the error message :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/timotheecolas/.qgis2/python/plugins/SentinelHub/SentinelHub.py", line 1249, in run
self.init_gui_settings()
File "/Users/timotheecolas/.qgis2/python/plugins/SentinelHub/SentinelHub.py", line 268, in init_gui_settings
self.dockwidget.destination.setText(self.download_folder)
TypeError: setText(self, QString): argument 1 has unexpected type 'QPyNullVariant'
it looks like the plugin has a problem handling local variables it stores in QGIS settings. I think the problem is specific only to some MacOSX systems.
Was this the first time you tried using SentinelHub plugin or did you use it before and this is the first time the problem occurred?
Thanks for letting us know about the problem. We will make a fix and release new version until tomorrow.
It seems that download folder path variable, which plugin saved in QGIS settings, in your case somehow got set to some sort of a QPyNullVariant value instead of a string. No idea how this happened by we can fix plugin so that it would know how to handle such value and not crash.
In the mean time I think you could make plugin work again even without the new version. If you open QGIS local settings file which should be at location $HOME/Library/Preferences/org.qgis.qgis.plist, find lines where it says
[SentinelHub]
instance_id=<your instance id>
download_folder=<something that is causing problems>
and delete line with download_folder=.... However you have to be careful not to change anything else. If you are not sure about that you can also wait the new plugin version.