Closed jens4Dev closed 3 years ago
Interesting, thanks for reporting the issue!
I will look into it this weekend 👍
Thanks,
This happens when changing from one locale (language) to another.
I suppose this is manifesting now because Gourmet used to be in English until we fixed localization in the last release.
Among others, PDF export preferences are stored in the ~/.gourmet/preferences.toml
file in the language in which Gourmet was running.
I will do a fix for the preferences to be agnostic. Meanwhile, you may consider deleting the above file (there's nothing crucial in it) or editing it to remove the PDF_EXP
section.
Thanks,
This happens when changing from one locale (language) to another.
I suppose this is manifesting now because Gourmet used to be in English until we fixed localization in the last release.
Among others, PDF export preferences are stored in the ~/.gourmet/preferences.toml
file in the language in which Gourmet was running.
I will do a fix for the preferences to be agnostic. Meanwhile, you may consider deleting the above file (there's nothing crucial in it) or editing it to remove the PDF_EXP
section.
I was able to make a fix for this.
Working on this highlighted other issues arising when using any of the Index Cards
formats.
Once I will have resolved them, I will make a new release.
Deleting the PDF-section in preferences fixed the issue for me - I will test the new release asap.
Thanks a lot!
Exporting to PDF fails when language is set to German (de_DE.UTF-8).
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
PDF-file is successfully exported and note is shown at top of recipes' list.
Current Behavior
No message is shown in the UI, in terminal a couple of messages are printed:
Environment