Editor themes aren't working since the new release

[dudziecjacek]

Since new release, editor themes are not working anymore. Only the default one is working.

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• #3048 Fix theme path issue

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[crockels]

I have the same issue.

[CLGREEN94]

I am also having this issue as well, the only one that seems to be working is the default 🙃

Example of the problem:

I am also seeing the following, not sure if that is normal or part of this issue?:

Settings page:

OS: Windows 10
The version of Bootnote: Not sure how to pull this info but it asked me to update today.

[roottool]

I have the same issue.
This reason is that the file path is wrong.

FYI: I think that is due to the following two lines.
https://github.com/BoostIO/Boostnote/blob/d5d564f789fc7b59abf9f253102297f6cfaf363d/browser/main/lib/ConfigManager.js#L138
https://github.com/BoostIO/Boostnote/blob/d5d564f789fc7b59abf9f253102297f6cfaf363d/browser/main/lib/ConfigManager.js#L180
I think that this issue will be fixed if ../ will be removed.

[Qryptoc]

Jep, same issue for me.

[TobseF]

I can confirm... it's broken

[jvaldiviezo9]

It's Broken on my side too, exact same issues!
Windows 10

[bwarfson]

Broken for me too. I messed with it for a bit today and was was able to get it working by making a small change to consts.js.

const themes = paths
  .map(directory => fs.readdirSync(directory).map(file => {
    const name = file.substring(0, file.lastIndexOf('.'))

    return {
      name,
      path: path.join(directory.split(/\//g).slice(-3).join('/'), file),
      className: `cm-s-${name}`
    }
  }))

Changed path to:

const themes = paths
  .map(directory => fs.readdirSync(directory).map(file => {
    const name = file.substring(0, file.lastIndexOf('.'))
    return {
      name,
      path: path.join(CODEMIRROR_THEME_PATH, file),
      className: `cm-s-${name}`
    }
  }))

[ZeroX-DG]

This doesn't happen on Linux.

[Ljiee]

Broken for me too on Windows 10.

[GreaTDog]

Got the same issue (also source code theme is not working):

[GreaTDog]

On windows 10,
I find it can be fixed in \boost\app-0.11.16\resources\app\compiled\main.js
line 2823
change to "editorTheme.setAttribute('href', theme.path);"

Thanks Ljee - it worked for me.

[Ljiee]

However, I find it only works when I open boostnote. If I go to the preference and set the theme, it is invalid again.