Harcoded path to app.asar causing error when patching notion enhancer after installation folder change #779
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thanks for noting the new installation location, however you should note that currently the notion-enhancer is only useable via notion-repackaged or the chrome extension - see the other issues in this repository and the #announcements channel in the discord for more information
the notion-enhancer hasn't had any python scripts for a long time. i suspect you are using a very old version of it. |
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+ added %PROGRAMW6432%/Notion/resources to potential resource paths (#779) + clearer separation of programmatic enhancement and cli interface + dep on vercel/arg for improved arg parsing
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What is happening?
The python scripts fail to patch stating error message app cannot be found. And the reason is that in the Customization Patcher and Remover the path to app.asar is hard coded in both scripts and assumes that installation folder is %LOCALAPPDATA% while the new notion version is actually being installed in %PROGRAMW6432%/Notion Enhanced.
What should be happening?
The patcher/remover scripts should detect the installation path or prompt user to select it manually instead.
Operating system/browser name & version:
Windows 10
notion-enhancer and/or notion-repackaged version:
Notion Enhancer 2.0.18.1
notion-enhancer configuration (enabled/disabled mods and their settings):
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