Broken on 0.8.8

[danbush]

Is this module still active?

[sytone]

I am not using it as much as before. What is not working. Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef>

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[danbush]

journal-sync.js:207 Uncaught (in promise) Directory [journal_location]/undefined/ does not exist or is not accessible in this storage location

replaced the actual journal's location with [journal_location].

From what I can tell its trying to find the journal not in the actual requested folder, but somehow one level deeper or something? Not entirely sure, but the "/undefined" definitely seems weird.

[danbush]

So if I set it to use default journal location, and then make an actual folder named 'undefined', the script will import the folders within the 'undefined' folder, though it won't import any markdown. I'm wondering if it has to do with the deprecation of ._id in foundry