Describe the bug
When exporting a set list and having JSON selected and then clicking Start Export opens a file save prompt, but it will not actually save the file. However, the correct file name will appear in the recents files list in Windows File Explorer, implying some kind of attempt was made. Hovering over the file shows 0 bytes and it is not actually in that directory at all.
To Reproduce
Create a new Setlist
Rename the set list to something simple, such as "TEST"
Add songs to the set list, for example: "Pearl Jam" as a generated filter
Click Export button
Change Drop down value to JSON
Click Start Export
Save as prompt should appear. Navigate to a simple directory, such as C:\Temp and save Test_export.json
Click Save if you have not already done so
Expected behavior
Some sort of confirmation that the file was saved (similar to when Rocksmith Song List) and of course the file appearing in the save location with data.
Actual behavior
Save as dialog disappears, no confirmation of the save being completed occurs. File does not appear in C:\Temp but there is an entry now in the Recent Files list in Windows File Explorer with the file name used. Hovering over the file will create a tooltip indicating that the file is 0 bytes. Right-clicking and selecting Open File Directory navigates you to the correct location, but the file is not present at all.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug When exporting a set list and having JSON selected and then clicking Start Export opens a file save prompt, but it will not actually save the file. However, the correct file name will appear in the recents files list in Windows File Explorer, implying some kind of attempt was made. Hovering over the file shows 0 bytes and it is not actually in that directory at all.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior Some sort of confirmation that the file was saved (similar to when Rocksmith Song List) and of course the file appearing in the save location with data.
Actual behavior Save as dialog disappears, no confirmation of the save being completed occurs. File does not appear in C:\Temp but there is an entry now in the Recent Files list in Windows File Explorer with the file name used. Hovering over the file will create a tooltip indicating that the file is 0 bytes. Right-clicking and selecting Open File Directory navigates you to the correct location, but the file is not present at all.
Desktop (please complete the following information):