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@fbartels said in CodiMD error (since 1.4.0?):
So do I understand that right that even if you install the app completely new you still have the crashes of the editor? Did you reinstall to the same domain? I would use a new domain name just to rule out a caching issue (and also try to open the editor in incognito mode).
Yes. New domain, fresh browser session, still
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@yusf just to be on the same page, you are installing codimd from your Cloudron's appstore view, not building the app on your own or so?
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@yusf sorry don't know enough about node and codimd development to give any additional insight. Maybe the codimd issue tracker in GitHub would be able to give more insights?
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Huh. "Them" turned out to be confusing:
Currently, there are two active repositories/softwares named "CodiMD": This one and codimd/server. Both are actively maintained, but by different people. Especially for someone new to CodiMD/HackMD it's almost impossible to understand what's what.
From reading other issues it seems like HackMD is making some structural changes which prompts Cloudron to make a choice which project to use. codimd/server is the "libre" and AGPL continuation of the project so probably favorable.
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CodiMD was updated to 1.5.0. So this issue is most likely fixed there.
