Open wmve opened 3 years ago
Hi, sorry for the wait, but i think i've found the issue. Can you try installing this test version and seeing if it fixes for you? To do so just uninstall your current version of compendium folders and install this one using the manifest field at the bottom of the install module screen: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/earlSt1/vtt-compendium-folders/082-update/test/module.json
sorry, that didn't change the behaviour. i followed your instructions above and tried to create a new folder. this is the result: [image: image.png] same as before. which, of course is not visible once i close and re-open the compendium.
On Sat, 3 Jul 2021 at 11:41, Craig Earl @.***> wrote:
Hi, sorry for the wait, but i think i've found the issue. Can you try installing this test version and seeing if it fixes for you? To do so just uninstall your current version of compendium folders and install this one using the manifest field at the bottom of the install module screen:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/earlSt1/vtt-compendium-folders/082-update/test/module.json
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[image: image.png] just for your confirmation of what i was testing with
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sorry, that didn't change the behaviour. i followed your instructions above and tried to create a new folder. this is the result: [image: image.png] same as before. which, of course is not visible once i close and re-open the compendium.
On Sat, 3 Jul 2021 at 11:41, Craig Earl @.***> wrote:
Hi, sorry for the wait, but i think i've found the issue. Can you try installing this test version and seeing if it fixes for you? To do so just uninstall your current version of compendium folders and install this one using the manifest field at the bottom of the install module screen:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/earlSt1/vtt-compendium-folders/082-update/test/module.json
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It looks like the image didnt attach correctly, can you try again maybe through Github?
will do
On Sat, 3 Jul 2021 at 15:56, Craig Earl @.***> wrote:
It looks like the image didnt attach correctly, can you try again maybe through Github?
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this is what it looked like when i tried again. behaviour doesn't appear to have changed.
here the module entry in the modules list right now:
Thats a bit odd. It worked on my machine. I'll do some more testing tomorrow
Also the module version would look the same, the module code will be different though. Maybe i'll add some logging to check you've got the right version.
steps to reproduce:
open compendium![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55966777/123732972-b16f6c80-d868-11eb-90a8-59df46b5b7b6.png)
add new folder![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55966777/123732993-b59b8a00-d868-11eb-919e-bbc8dc34918a.png)
expected behaviour: new folder added to existing list of folders actual behaviour: observe ALL folders including new one duplicated
when i subsequently close the compendium and reopen it, it is looks as i expected it would have after step 2![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55966777/123733095-e7145580-d868-11eb-9645-f9d0168d63d7.png)
here are the modules loaded. the third one is the compendium i'm creating folders in.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/55966777/123733175-0612e780-d869-11eb-995f-9c2bd12e4253.png)