If the command does work and the reason is because I am already in the file, then the error message is incorrect and should be chaged to something like "You are already in [filename]". The current error message makes it seem like the file I exported does not seem to work.
The reason the severity of this bug is high is because it would make it impossible for teachers to shift between files if this function cannot be used, affecting their ability to use it for multiple classes.
Description is unclear on how to resolve the issue.
The import command does not seem to work.
If the command does work and the reason is because I am already in the file, then the error message is incorrect and should be chaged to something like "You are already in [filename]". The current error message makes it seem like the file I exported does not seem to work.
The reason the severity of this bug is high is because it would make it impossible for teachers to shift between files if this function cannot be used, affecting their ability to use it for multiple classes.
Description is unclear on how to resolve the issue.