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What Happened?
**Oops. These files failed to import to your graph:
whiteboards/all.edn
Cannot read properties of null (reading 'toLowerCase')
Don't forget to re-index your graph when all the conflicts are resolved.**
Reproduce the Bug
When trying to reopen my .edn whiteboard file, I get this error.
Expected Behavior
No response
Screenshots
Desktop or Mobile Platform Information
Windows 11 Pro
Additional Context
I found a similar problem here: https://discuss.logseq.com/t/whiteboard-disappeared-unable-to-recover-it/26663
I immediately posted there as well -
— but Logseq blocked my account right away -
So I’m basically unable to report the problem anywhere, which means nobody can actually fix it.
This is very strange.
I also found a similar issue here: #11577
I followed the solution exactly as described in the resolved thread — there are no nil values left in my file at all.
:stroke nil - no results
:refs [nil] - In one place I change it to :refs []
:scaleLevel nil - no results
:fill nil - no results
:type nil - no results
:label nil - no results
id nil - there isn’t that either, but there is - :bindingId nil
:parentId nil} - I don’t have this anywhere "parentId nil"
Also, if I search the file for the word nil, it appears 145 times:
:bindingId nil
:start nil
:end nil
if I replace all of them with:
:bindingId nil -> :bindingId ""
:start nil -> :bindingId ""
:end nil -> :bindingId ""
this doesn’t solve the problem
- I replaced every single one according to the instructions, and there are no remaining nil entries anywhere.”**
But this didn’t help — the file still won’t open.
It shows the same error again -
Then I tinkered with the AI a little more and changed the values in the source file as follows:
:bindingId nil -> :bindingId {}
:start nil -> :start {}
:end nil -> :end {}
But this didn’t help — the file still won’t open.
It shows the same error again -
Then I created a new project in a new folder and made new whiteboards there, including one with the same name as the previous one. I edited them a bit so that the whiteboards folder would appear, then I closed the program, replaced the newly created file with my old file (with the same name) — this also didn’t help.
The same error appears again.
Oops. These files failed to import to your graph:
whiteboards/all.edn
Cannot read properties of null (reading 'toLowerCase')
Don't forget to re-index your graph when all the conflicts are resolved.
I’m looking for help!
Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.
Search first
What Happened?
**Oops. These files failed to import to your graph:
whiteboards/all.edn
Cannot read properties of null (reading 'toLowerCase')
Don't forget to re-index your graph when all the conflicts are resolved.**
Reproduce the Bug
When trying to reopen my .edn whiteboard file, I get this error.
Expected Behavior
No response
Screenshots
Desktop or Mobile Platform Information
Windows 11 Pro
Additional Context
I found a similar problem here: https://discuss.logseq.com/t/whiteboard-disappeared-unable-to-recover-it/26663
I immediately posted there as well -
— but Logseq blocked my account right away -
So I’m basically unable to report the problem anywhere, which means nobody can actually fix it.
This is very strange.
I also found a similar issue here: #11577
I followed the solution exactly as described in the resolved thread — there are no nil values left in my file at all.
:stroke nil - no results
:refs [nil] - In one place I change it to :refs []
:scaleLevel nil - no results
:fill nil - no results
:type nil - no results
:label nil - no results
id nil - there isn’t that either, but there is - :bindingId nil
:parentId nil} - I don’t have this anywhere "parentId nil"
Also, if I search the file for the word nil, it appears 145 times:
:bindingId nil
:start nil
:end nil
if I replace all of them with:
:bindingId nil -> :bindingId ""
:start nil -> :bindingId ""
:end nil -> :bindingId ""
this doesn’t solve the problem
But this didn’t help — the file still won’t open.
It shows the same error again -
Then I tinkered with the AI a little more and changed the values in the source file as follows:
:bindingId nil -> :bindingId {}
:start nil -> :start {}
:end nil -> :end {}
But this didn’t help — the file still won’t open.
It shows the same error again -
Then I created a new project in a new folder and made new whiteboards there, including one with the same name as the previous one. I edited them a bit so that the whiteboards folder would appear, then I closed the program, replaced the newly created file with my old file (with the same name) — this also didn’t help.
The same error appears again.
Oops. These files failed to import to your graph:
whiteboards/all.edn
Cannot read properties of null (reading 'toLowerCase')
Don't forget to re-index your graph when all the conflicts are resolved.
I’m looking for help!
Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.