Import only imports half of the items in an import file

[lee-js]

This bug was logged in 2023 but for some reason was closed and never fixed. It is still there now.
I have an export file from Heimdall that I want to import into a new install and it only imports half of the items in the list.

I have tried importing a single item and that does not work either. The export created this example entry, which fails to import properly.:

[
{
"title": "Sonarr",
"colour": "#161b1f",
"url": "Http://192.168.1.xxx:8989",
"description": "{"enabled":true,"override_url":null,"apikey":"myapikey"}",
"appid": null,
"appdescription": null
}
]

I don't know if the problem is with the export or the subsequent import, but whatever it is it's not working as intended.

[LinuxServer-CI]

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[KodeStar]

From a quick look, it looks like you have a config set, but no corresponding appid, additionally the description field isn't escaped (I don't know if this is just a pasting issue) and the url is messed up (.xxx). There is a bug where it's not handling null vs "null", but that is something different

[lee-js]

From a quick look, it looks like you have a config set, but no corresponding appid, additionally the description field isn't escaped (I don't know if this is just a pasting issue) and the url is messed up (.xxx). There is a bug where it's not handling null vs "null", but that is something different

The URL isn't messed up, I just chose to hide the last digits of the IP address. The data I have comes from a Heimdall export, so there's the bug: the exporter isn't filling in the appid properly.

[KodeStar]

The import and export is frankly crap, and needs some work doing on it, I didn't add the initial implementation and it isn't a high priority for me. See if the updated code works any better, but if not your best bet might be to just keep a backup of the database until someone looks at improving the import/export.