Exported image source path is incorrect

[alelom]

Current behavior

Images source path incorrectly placed by Boostnote. It inserts the '%5C' instead of the character '/'.
Therefore source path looks like:
src="attachments%5C9fad04b1.PNG"
when it should be:
src="attachments/fad04b1.PNG"

Result is that the HTML has broken images links:

Replacing the wrong characters in the HTML file solves the problem.

Steps to reproduce

1. Insert any image with Drag&Drop
2. Export in HTML

Environment

• Version : 0.11.12
• OS Version and name : Windows 7

[MiloTodt]

Can confirm that this error is present on Windows 10 with the official Boostnote release.

It is not present when on the masterbranch of 0.11.13. I think this issue has been addressed and fixed in the new version.

[ehhc]

In the current version the issue is present again. I think that's also what is mentioned here: #2834 (comment)

[incredibleweirdo]

Hello,
I want to report that I am experiencing this issue as well, though I'm not 100% certain it is the same.
When I export HTML, the image source path has an additional directory specified that does not exist/is not created in the attachments folder.
When exporting HTML, any images in the markdown are exported directly in the attachments folder that is created:

However, the path in the HTML files contains an additional directory below attachments which does not exist:

This is on 0.11.13. I can't validate the behavior on 0.11.16 nor 0.11.17 because another issue #2968 is preventing me from exporting HTML at all.

[incredibleweirdo]

More to add!
In dealing with both #2968 and #3018 I found that if I make an edit to "fix" those issues, I can see that the image source path is still bad in 0.11.16 and in 0.11.17. There is still an extra directory in the attachments folder which does not exists, specified in the path.
However, there is also another issue with the generated path, in 0.11.16 and 0.11.17 - the image source path in the HTML (and maybe PDF? the PDF images are also broken) no longer references the attachments folder - it references :storage at the start of the path:

[ehhc]

@incredibleweirdo can you have a look, if this pr fixes your problem? #2897

[incredibleweirdo]

@ehhc I cannot test that PR, sadly. I get an error when running yarn on that PR's branch.

$ yarn
yarn install v1.16.0
[1/4] Resolving packages...
[2/4] Fetching packages...
error An unexpected error occurred: "https://registry.yarnpkg.com/js-sequence-diagrams/-/js-sequence-diagrams-1000000.0.6.tgz: Request failed \"404 Not Found\"".
info If you think this is a bug, please open a bug report with the information provided in "D:\\projects
\\Boostnote\\yarn-error.log".

[ehhc]

@incredibleweirdo i'm sorry to hear that... i fear i don't have the time to look into the bug :(
maybe one of the maintainer @Rokt33r @ZeroX-DG has time and an idea how to fix it? Maybe they even can have a look at the various PRs? :)

[incredibleweirdo]

@ehhc I was able to finally test, see my comment here -#2897 (comment)

[Flexo013]

Duplicate of #2785