The EAP version started generating xml that looks like this:

...
<RecentProjectMetaInfo projectWorkspaceId="...">
  <option name="binFolder" value="$APPLICATION_HOME_DIR$/bin" />
  <option name="build" value="IU-193.3519.25" />
  <option name="buildTimestamp" value="1568822400642" />
  <option name="eap" value="true" />
  <frame x="17" y="17" width="933" height="1046" extendedState="6" />
  <option name="productionCode" value="IU" />
  <option name="projectOpenTimestamp" value="1569415744426" />
</RecentProjectMetaInfo>
...

and the frame key does not have a name attribute, so the script would fail.

That explains it, thanks!

(In case you are wondering why nothing is happening here, I don't have any merge rights, so we have to wait for @ManuelSchneid3r to merge this)

i figured, i've had #64 open for ~7 months now

@iyzana thanks for this, before it gets merged, it may be safer to just check for existence of the attribute, rather than the tag name (in case JB decides to use <option> without a name for something else in the future)
something along the lines of

-                if o.tag == 'option' and o.attrib["name"] == 'projectOpenTimestamp':
+                if 'name' in o.attrib and o.attrib["name"] == 'projectOpenTimestamp':

or a combination of both

@Sharsie yeah, probably a good idea. done

Short notice for everyone who is interested: I made a few more fixes to the plugin and am now hosting the plugin here: https://github.com/mqus/jetbrains-albert-plugin

Short notice for everyone who is interested: I made a few more fixes to the plugin and am now hosting the plugin here: https://github.com/mqus/jetbrains-albert-plugin

please upstream. i you like owning your own repo you could also make a submodule