Hey there, I checked for previous issues about this, but didn't find anything that seemed relevant.
I'm working with a dump of markdown from a popular wiki-like tool that starts with an N, and for attached images, it exports like this:
Export-folder:
John a10958b569844bf9bc44097757e559f8.md
|_ John a10958b569844bf9bc44097757e559f8
|_profile-picture.jpeg
But in the export file, it's referencing URL-encoded paths, so the spaces are %20, emojis are written out, etc.
❌ ERROR: attachment (path) for page (page name) does not exist
Am I doing something wrong here, or do I just need to pump these through some script to convert the file names and paths to URL-encoded ones? At this point I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature request. :)
iamjackg
commented
1 year ago
Hey there, I checked for previous issues about this, but didn't find anything that seemed relevant. I'm working with a dump of markdown from a popular wiki-like tool that starts with an N, and for attached images, it exports like this:
But in the export file, it's referencing URL-encoded paths, so the spaces are
%20, emojis are written out, etc.The result is that the tool throws
Am I doing something wrong here, or do I just need to pump these through some script to convert the file names and paths to URL-encoded ones? At this point I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature request. :)