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Make file import & export work on android #3816

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ElpyGh opened this issue Jan 2, 2025 · 11 comments
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Make file import & export work on android #3816

ElpyGh opened this issue Jan 2, 2025 · 11 comments

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@ElpyGh
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ElpyGh commented Jan 2, 2025

Your Environment

  • Version used: 11.0.3.L1A
  • Operating System and version: Android 13
  • Desktop Environment: N/A
  • Browser Name and version: Not tested

Expected Behavior

The 'Sync & Export' section of the Settings should include the import/export features as they were available in previous versions. I am reporting this as a bug rather than a feature request because, based on some of your responses to similar issues, I understand that you still intend to maintain these highly useful functionalities.

Additionally, the Local File Configuration for synchronization should allow users to select the file path for storing the local file, as it did previously.

Current Behavior

No import/export features are available, nor is there a Local File Configuration option. Additionally, the sync process fails (see issue #3814 ). I have an export file dated December 15, 2024, so this issue likely originated in the latest version.n.

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

  1. Go to Settings, Sync & Export Section
  2. You can't find Import/export nor local file configuration
    3.I attach screenshots with the content of that section

 20250102-Screenshot_no import export
20250103-sync block complete

Can you reproduce this reliably?

Yes, it's permanent, since last version

Console Output

N/A in android

Error Log (Desktop only) N/A in ANdroid

@ElpyGh ElpyGh added the bug label Jan 2, 2025
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@johannesjo
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johannesjo commented Jan 3, 2025

This was removed a year ago from android since it did not work properly. Help with implementing it, would be very welcome!

@ElpyGh
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ElpyGh commented Jan 3, 2025 via email

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Automatic backups on android should work. Haven't looked at the code in quite a while, but I think data is saved to SQLite. The actual storage location might differ per device. Usually SP should automatically pick up on the backup if there is one available. The backup will be deleted, if you delete all app data though.

@johannesjo johannesjo changed the title Andr 13: Options to import export have dissappeared. Make file import & export work on android Jan 4, 2025
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ElpyGh commented Jan 4, 2025 via email

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johannesjo commented Jan 4, 2025

For a technical versed user there are probably ways to do so on android, but it would require quite some effort. For the desktop version this is different, but on android backups are mainly a fail-safe in case the app data gets deleted completely by android, which is a (rare) possibility.

For backups on android I recommend using dropbox as sync provider. There you get backups in the cloud. You can import the data then in the web or the desktop version of super productivity.

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ElpyGh commented Jan 5, 2025 via email

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Ok,so then I understand that to save the data in Android  it can only be done through sync, and then to get the synchronized sata from the desktop app in the PC and export from there, right?

Yes!

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ElpyGh commented Jan 5, 2025 via email

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You're welcome! :)

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ElpyGh commented Jan 6, 2025

FYI, for some reason I don't know, after playing with the sync using dropbox, enabiling and disabling compression and encryption, I configured sync in Localfile and then it worked (lets you select the path to save the sync file). SO now I can sync locally, bot not on dropbox with encryption.

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