I've been trying to use the workaround for BUG-000158615 which envolves extracting a the project template, make changes and recompress it. However, I get an error using the updated version of the project template.
This is the workaround I've tried:
1.rename the aptx to zip
2. extract the zip file using 7zip
3. make changes
4. compress it to zip using 7zip
5. Rename the zip to aptx.
When I try to use the edited project template, I get an error saying that the project file does not exist.
Has anyone succeeded using a "recompressed" aptx file?
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I haven't tried and can't test at the moment but you may have ended up with an additional top level directory inside the zip/aptx that you shouldn't have.
When you unzipped the original "Geoveg_oktober2024.aptx" you should have got a folder called "Geoveg_oktober2024". Once you've made the changes, don't compress the "Geoveg_oktober2024" folder or you'll get "Geoveg_oktober2024" as the top level directory inside the zip/aptx.
Instead, go into that folder, select all the contents and compress those and rename the new zip Geoveg_oktober2024.aptx.
I haven't tried and can't test at the moment but you may have ended up with an additional top level directory inside the zip/aptx that you shouldn't have.
When you unzipped the original "Geoveg_oktober2024.aptx" you should have got a folder called "Geoveg_oktober2024". Once you've made the changes, don't compress the "Geoveg_oktober2024" folder or you'll get "Geoveg_oktober2024" as the top level directory inside the zip/aptx.
Instead, go into that folder, select all the contents and compress those and rename the new zip Geoveg_oktober2024.aptx.
@Luke_Pinner, you're absolutely right! I compressed the actual folder and not the contents within that folder.
Thank you! 🙂
This bit me pretty hard as well when working with normal APRX, as well.
Easiest thing to do is just edit directly in 7-Zip (Right-click--> Open-->Edit the file(s)--> close 7-Zip)