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[FEATURE] Show previous path in "note folder not found" error message #2975
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Sounds like a good, idea. Thank you. |
No, thank you! I was able to find my files in the end, I was smart when I made the folder (for once lmao). I'll see what I can do to patch it in there. I suspect the harder part may be figuring out how to git properly 😅 I guess if I fork it, fix it, push it, and then create a pull request? |
Yes, you can 😉 |
24.3.0
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There now is a new release, could you please test it and report if it works for you? |
Worked like a charm! Thanks. Sorry for not doing it myself - been crazy busy with stuff at work trying to race a deadline. Once this storm has passed, I have some ideas on how we might be able to make that error even better. I won't be able to get started on that for another week or two, though. |
Great, thank you for testing! |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When the application is unable to locate your notes folder, it throws the following message:
It never shows the old path, and I'm not sure if the path will be overwritten if I select "Yes" and give it a new location. The problem is that sometimes my drive orders get messed up due to removable media and cloud storage. If I could see what the path used to be, I'd be able to relocate it without issue.
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like if the error message provided the former path, or gave the option to view the former path.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I can't really think of an alternative other than trying to figure out what file extension the application uses so I can dive into my storage locations to manually locate the files.
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