Precondition Failed on Startup

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Receive the following upon restarting Buildasaur from within Xcode
Not sure how repeatable, yet.

Workaround has been to remove the Buildasaur directory from ~/Library/Application Support.

Log shows:

Buildasaur 1.0.0-b2 launched at 2016-05-14 00:54:50 +0000.
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precondition failed: : file /Users/myself/buildasaur/buildasaur/BuildaGitServer/Base/BaseTypes.swift, line 38

    public func createServer(service: GitService, auth: ProjectAuthenticator?) -> SourceServerType {
        
        if let auth = auth {
            precondition(service.serviceType() == auth.service.serviceType())
        }
        
        return GitServerFactory.server(service, auth: auth)
    }

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I have not yet checked to see if this is a branch change or a master change. Just filing an issue for a HEADS-UP since your assistance has been fantastic on pointing me to root causes.

It has happened 2 times. Both times, the only common thing I know happened, was syncing my local branch to the repository, and then doing a "run" in Xcode.

[czechboy0]

Yeah, please see if that's something specific to the fork you're using. Also, if you could provide a sample project that reproduces it that'd be gold 👍

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I do have both of the offending ~/Library/Application Support/Buildasaur directories available.
In each case, I simply renamed the directory, and let Buildasaur recreate a new correct one.
Each of these was working at one point, then stopped working when I restarted Buildsasur.
I believe that both of the errant configurations were setup with a single syncer for the Buildasaur project.

I've included the 2nd one here. Be happy to provide the first one as well if it will help.
I have redacted any identifying info from the logs and config, replacing the username with "me" and hostnames with mycompany.

Buildasaur-two.zip

I looked through the files and didn't see anything out of the ordinary. Did a diff against the live directory and other than the UUIDs and usernames I redacted, there were no obvious differences.

[czechboy0]

In ServerConfigs.json, I can see "user" : “me”, but the second set of quotes are an incorrect type. Did you do that when anonymizing the data or was it there before?