JSON doens't import tag values for tag relations
Shampra opened this issue · comments
Have you read a contributing guide?
- I have read CONTRIBUTING.md
- I have searched the existing issues and didn't find any that were similar
- I have considered creating a pull request with fixes instead of a bug report and want to proceed
Current Behavior
The JSON import doesn’t import tags (even on an AT object that has been exported).
- tested with custom relation “Evernote tag” and default tag relation, same problem
- tested by deleting the tags created in the relationship or leaving them, same problem
I’m working on a converter for imports (from Evernote), but if tag import doesn’t work, I can’t 😥
After export → import
(and you can see another bug : Description is back to featured relation)
Exported file contains
- the 2 tag relation in featuredRelations (and not "Description")
- each has a element selected
"details": {
"650853df0284c80eac4eec6e": [
"_missing_object",
"6517e69e0284c830b000c43d"
],
"featuredRelations": [
"650853df0284c80eac4eec6e",
"tag",
"type"
],
"tag": [
"6517e76c0284c830b000c443"
],
Expected Behavior
Import must import tag values for tag relations of the object
Steps To Reproduce
- create an object (page), add tag in tag relation
- Export (JSON with all checked)
- Import your exported JSON
- No more tag…
Environment
- OS:Windows 10
- Version:0.35.2
Anything else?
No response
Any ETA?
I'm closely following this topic too, to finish the conversion tool as soon as possible.
Thanks :)
@Shampra, it should be delivered with the latest release, along with other fixes for the JSON import/export issues you reported. Please check 🙏
Ah, sorry!
I just saw that there are several files generated during the export; the configuration of the tags must be in one of them, I'll take a look at how it works now. By importing everything, it worked.
Except for the Description relation, it's still there, it clings stubbornly!
@Shampra, we will look into the issue with featured relations. Thanks!