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I've created a workspace on my Mac and synced it with Dropbox. On Mac it works perfectly.
On another PC which is running Windows 10 I've tried to import the workspace by clicking on the "Create a local space without creating an account" link.
I've specified the directory of the workspace synced by Dropbox and after pressing "Create space", I've got the following error - "TypeError: Cannot read property '/' of undefinded". No entries are logged in the console when this message is displayed.
The boostnote.json / *.cson files look sane in the Dropbox folder on Windows.
Expected behavior
The workspace is imported into Boostnote and accessible.
Steps to reproduce
Create a workspace on a Mac in a folder synced by Dropbox.
Sync the workspace to a Windows box.
Try to import the workspace on Windows using the "Create local space..." link.
Environment
Boostnote version: 0.12.1
OS version and name: Windows 10, Mac OS 11.2.1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The application you are showing is boost note next, and you are trying to import notes from legacy cloud storage into it.
To correctly import the legacy notes please create a storage first and then go to preferences (preferences | space | import from legacy) and import the notes from legacy boost note application via the import form.
Current behavior
I've created a workspace on my Mac and synced it with Dropbox. On Mac it works perfectly.
On another PC which is running Windows 10 I've tried to import the workspace by clicking on the "Create a local space without creating an account" link.
I've specified the directory of the workspace synced by Dropbox and after pressing "Create space", I've got the following error - "TypeError: Cannot read property '/' of undefinded". No entries are logged in the console when this message is displayed.
The boostnote.json / *.cson files look sane in the Dropbox folder on Windows.
Expected behavior
The workspace is imported into Boostnote and accessible.
Steps to reproduce
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: