init.py:185 sets the variable base_app_folder to the application's root_path, splitting out any / characters to get only the last directory's name. However, windows uses \ to denote directories, which causes importlib to fail when it encounters a full path.
When the split character is set to "\", everything else works fine -- either init.py should detect operating system and change the character accordingly, or a more robust mechanism for detecting the root directory should be built (os.path might help abstract this).
EDIT: I'm an idiot, looks like this was fixed a month ago, and is pushed in v1.5. I'll close this now; keep up the good work :)
init.py:185 sets the variable base_app_folder to the application's root_path, splitting out any / characters to get only the last directory's name. However, windows uses \ to denote directories, which causes importlib to fail when it encounters a full path.
When the split character is set to "\", everything else works fine -- either init.py should detect operating system and change the character accordingly, or a more robust mechanism for detecting the root directory should be built (os.path might help abstract this).
EDIT: I'm an idiot, looks like this was fixed a month ago, and is pushed in v1.5. I'll close this now; keep up the good work :)