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Describe the bug
A training program with a '/' character in the title can be created, however when it's exported it simply fails with no explanation as to why
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a new training program
Rename it to anything, as long as it has a '/' character. In my case it was "r/bodyweightfitness Recommended Routine"
Save new training program
Export training program anywhere
Expected behavior
I expect it to be able to export any training program I'm able to create. A couple ideas for how to do that would be blocking me from creating a training program with a '/' in the title or changing the way it stores/exports files so that file names may be slightly different from the program title
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
Yep, I figured the best solution would be to just have an error if the string contains certain characters. Or make a function that cleans the string before using it to access the file system
Describe the bug
A training program with a '/' character in the title can be created, however when it's exported it simply fails with no explanation as to why
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I expect it to be able to export any training program I'm able to create. A couple ideas for how to do that would be blocking me from creating a training program with a '/' in the title or changing the way it stores/exports files so that file names may be slightly different from the program title
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
Debug log
openWorkout_2020-12-03_07-09.txt
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