I'm unable to save out a market trades CSV export it seems, as I cant locate the saved files on my drive, nor can I find a folder called "torrr" anywhere, using fsearch or by looking in my ~/. Aparently this file access is happening inside a virtual env.
Bisq Version 1.9.15 likely started with:
/usr/bin/flatpak run --branch=stable --arch=x86_64 --command=Bisq network.bisq.Bisq
Steps to reproduce
Open Bisq flatpak on Kubuntu 22.04
click Market
click Trades
click Export to CSV (bottom right corner)
struggle with the very unsual looking file save dialog
finally just clicking save with default dir and filename
after fail to find file, try again this time with filename trade-statistics-NZD2.csv
note down unique name of what I assume is the directory the app tried to save in "torrr"
see if you can find this file
Expected behaviour
~/trade-statistics-NZD2.csv file appears in my home folder
Actual behaviour
No CSVs in all 10 million files, but a 1.1 MB db tracks them. Shown to indicate I can't find the file.
Also the confinement of that file dialog is kinda awful. Also how does one debug a Flatpak? eg edb bisq at the terminal.
Description
I'm unable to save out a market trades CSV export it seems, as I cant locate the saved files on my drive, nor can I find a folder called "torrr" anywhere, using
fsearch
or by looking in my ~/. Aparently this file access is happening inside a virtual env.Bisq Version 1.9.15 likely started with:
/usr/bin/flatpak run --branch=stable --arch=x86_64 --command=Bisq network.bisq.Bisq
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
~/trade-statistics-NZD2.csv file appears in my home folder
Actual behaviour
No CSVs in all 10 million files, but a 1.1 MB db tracks them. Shown to indicate I can't find the file.
Also the confinement of that file dialog is kinda awful. Also how does one debug a Flatpak? eg edb bisq at the terminal.