Cannot import graph to logseq IDE

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Estimated time
3-5 days
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Issue type
Bug
Clarity
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Domain
database

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The report says importing existing notes as a file to DB graph fails after the user selects the graph location; it provides screenshots but no error text or source files. Start by examining the import flow and the error shown in the screenshot, then reproduce with the supplied graph data if available. Done means the existing graph imports successfully and the failure has a confirmed cause.

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Dear logseq developer community,
I cannot re-import a logseq graph from my local storage. Due to an issue with a tag (I accidentally created a link that was huge and therefore made my system crash), I deleted the logseq application and saved all my logseq data locally and on a remote gitlab. After reinstalling the app, I now cannot import the data again as a graph...
Neither SQL, nor EDN, nor file import works...I am quite desperate since this is now 2 years of PhD work disappearing. It would be great if you can help me soon with this issue. Below I provided some screenshots of the data that is still on my computer. Thank you very much!

BR Victoria

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Reproduce the Bug
  1. Import existing notes
  2. File to DB graph
  3. I choose the file location of the graph
  4. Import starts then error
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