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[GH-ISSUE #782] Bug: tags parsed as individual characters from Pinboard export #2006
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Originally created by @tmladek on GitHub (Jul 6, 2021).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/issues/782
Describe the bug
Today, I made a JSON export of my Pinboard account; it looks just abount fine at a glance, but when I ran
archivebox add < pinboard_export.json, the links got tagged with the individual characters of the tags - i.e. notmusic, butm,u,s,i,c...Steps to reproduce
1a. Download the latest archivebox
docker-compose.yml1b.
docker-compose run archivebox --initdocker-compose run archivebox add < ../pinboard_export.2021.07.06_08.55.jsonScreenshots or log output
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Speculation
(In my experience with Python and JSON, I kinda think that the
tagsproperty used to be an array but now is just a string separated by spaces?)@tmladek commented on GitHub (Jul 6, 2021):
Oh dammit, I just saw #725. Oh well 🙃
@pirate commented on GitHub (Sep 16, 2021):
Closing as duplicate of #725.