Rare System check error

I have searched the forums far and wide and i cant find this issue before so i would like to report as well as finding a solution for the problem. Here is the output ERROR:

############################################################################### 
## systemcheck script bug. 
## No panic. Nothing is broken. Just some rare condition has been hit. 
## Try again later. There is likely a solution for this problem. 
## Please see Whonix News, Whonix Blog and Whonix User Help Forum. 
## Please report this bug! 
## 
## who_ami: systemcheck 
## identifier: 
## IDENTIFIER: systemcheck 
## exit_code: 1 
## error_cause: error_handler signal ERR detected with BASH_COMMAND: $output_tool --identifier "$IDENTIFIER" --whoami "$who_ami" "${output_text[@]}" 
## 
## For debugging, run: 
## 
## bash -x systemcheck --verbose 
## 
## Clean the output and report to developers. 
#########################################################################

Thank you
Anon

Any help would or hints on articles or wiki pages would be appreciated thank you!

Exactly as in the error message.

Or…

systemcheck --debug

it seems the error only appears on gui version of sytstemcheck

it only shows up on the graphical version of system check not terminal is there a way to debug for the gui version?

systemcheck --gui --debug

Or.

systemcheck --cli --gui --debug

what do i paste it is thousands of lines long

what do i paste it is thousands of lines long.

The last few lines before the error would probably be sufficient.

Got this issue…?

Long running VM? In this case…

Then probably just ignore this error until the next update of systemcheck.

(Not a systemcheck error. It’s a Qubes issue. But systemcheck cannot show the super long log yet. Only after update.)

The last few hundrets of lines are probably sufficient. See also:
Pasting Logs for Support

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