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After sanitizing my Bear tags to remove spaces, I ran a second import into a new vault. Unfortunately, the affected notes contain proprietary information, so I cannot provide screenshots. However, I can give examples that may help.
The original note in Bear begins similar to this:
# JIRA-123 ❌
- [ ] Investigate
* In some file, look at some thing...
* second item, etc.
// many lines elided
#Task_List
So that first line is a "header 1" with an emoji, second line starts a to-do list, followed by an indented bullet list. After many lines, it ends with the tag "#Task_List" which is, let's say, my primary tag for all things "work."
The import produced a note like that, as well as one like this:
# - Investigate
#Task_List
* In some file, look at some thing...
* second item, etc
// remainder of file as expected, but lacking the tag on the last line
In another example, the original note looks like this:
# 1:1
- [ ] item one
- [ ] item two
- [ ] etc
// many lines elided again
#today#
#Task_List
#Work_Dev
And the output looks like this:
# 11
# 1:1
- [ ] item one
- [ ] item two
- [ ] etc
/// many lines elided
#today#
#Task_List
#Work_Dev
There is no "correct" file that has the expected 1:1 title.
Let me know if I can provide any other information to assist on this. I'm looking to dump Bear because they pretty much told me I was wrong about some unexpected behavior their app has when moving lines up and down a todo/list. Obsidian handles the movements correctly.
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Import data from Bear (.bear2bk) produces unexpected notes
[Bear] Import data from .bear2bk produces unexpected notes
Apr 8, 2024
After sanitizing my Bear tags to remove spaces, I ran a second import into a new vault. Unfortunately, the affected notes contain proprietary information, so I cannot provide screenshots. However, I can give examples that may help.
The original note in Bear begins similar to this:
So that first line is a "header 1" with an emoji, second line starts a to-do list, followed by an indented bullet list. After many lines, it ends with the tag "#Task_List" which is, let's say, my primary tag for all things "work."
The import produced a note like that, as well as one like this:
In another example, the original note looks like this:
And the output looks like this:
There is no "correct" file that has the expected
1:1
title.Let me know if I can provide any other information to assist on this. I'm looking to dump Bear because they pretty much told me I was wrong about some unexpected behavior their app has when moving lines up and down a todo/list. Obsidian handles the movements correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: