Cookbook app from FDroid version 1.4.0 on LineageOS 16 (Android 9)
Recipe files are synced to device.
Recipe with Umlaut in folder name does not show up (compare screenshots).
It's the only reason I can think of, but might not be true. Please let me know if you need more information to reproduce the issue.
Cookbook app from FDroid version 1.4.0 on LineageOS 16 (Android 9)
Recipe files are synced to device.
Recipe with Umlaut in folder name does not show up (compare screenshots).
It's the only reason I can think of, but might not be true. Please let me know if you need more information to reproduce the issue.
Can you upload the json file of the missing recipe?
I don't think that accent or Umlaut should be an issue.
Most of the time there is a missing field in the json file or any other reason in the data to parse.
Can you upload the json file of the missing recipe?
I don't think that accent or Umlaut should be an issue.
Most of the time there is a missing field in the json file or any other reason in the data to parse.
Is this an imported recipe or self created?
The problem is in recipeInstructions: the specification says that is an array ["", "", ...].
In your recipe it is an json object with keys and values, my parser cannot transform that in a list.
Is this an imported recipe or self created?
The problem is in recipeInstructions: the specification says that is an array ["", "", ...].
In your recipe it is an json object with keys and values, my parser cannot transform that in a list.
MicMun
Cookbook app from FDroid version 1.4.0 on LineageOS 16 (Android 9)
Recipe files are synced to device.
Recipe with Umlaut in folder name does not show up (compare screenshots).
It's the only reason I can think of, but might not be true. Please let me know if you need more information to reproduce the issue.
(Could also be the category name with the accent, of course)
Can you upload the json file of the missing recipe?
I don't think that accent or Umlaut should be an issue.
Most of the time there is a missing field in the json file or any other reason in the data to parse.
Yes, of course:
Is this an imported recipe or self created?
The problem is in recipeInstructions: the specification says that is an array ["", "", ...].
In your recipe it is an json object with keys and values, my parser cannot transform that in a list.
I've created it using the cookbook nextcloud app. (so, on my personal nextcloud web site)
Recipes with Umlaut not loadedto Recipe structure not recognized 4 months agoConfirmed, works now. Lots of new issues, though :/