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Enhancing Export fails with ‘p is not iterable’ despite functional Pandoc install

Open olberpawelai opened this issue 5 months ago • 12 comments

Unable to export Markdown files to other formats. Pandoc is up to date and works correctly from the command line. The error is shown in the screenshots below.

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olberpawelai avatar Nov 17 '25 16:11 olberpawelai

I am having the same issue.

dsiu avatar Nov 20 '25 09:11 dsiu

I am also having the same issue with version 1.10.11 in Obsidian 1.10.5 😎

jp4tey avatar Nov 20 '25 13:11 jp4tey

I am having the same issue.

mir-xiong avatar Nov 21 '25 03:11 mir-xiong

same issue with version 1.10.11

0xPlaydevil avatar Nov 21 '25 09:11 0xPlaydevil

Same problem. Uopn reverting back to 1.10.10, it is working again.

fungai2000 avatar Nov 21 '25 18:11 fungai2000

Same here... :-(

emnik avatar Nov 21 '25 21:11 emnik

Same here, too...

wink-code avatar Nov 23 '25 16:11 wink-code

Same problem. Uopn reverting back to 1.10.10, it is working again.

How do you revert to a previous version?

mickeys000 avatar Nov 24 '25 11:11 mickeys000

I have this issue, too

Somniosus1345 avatar Nov 25 '25 15:11 Somniosus1345

Also confirming this issue with Enhancing Export v1.10.11.

My Environment:

  • Obsidian: v1.10.6

  • OS: Windows 10 Pro

The plugin fails with the "p is not iterable" error as soon as I try to export. Reinstalling the latest version did not help.

WORKAROUND / SOLUTION FOR EVERYONE:

As other users have confirmed, the bug was introduced in v1.10.11. Version 1.10.10 works correctly.

For anyone needing a quick fix, you can downgrade to the working version using the "BRAT" plugin. This is a very useful tool for managing beta or specific versions of plugins, and I recommend it for future issues as well.

How to downgrade using BRAT:

  1. Install "BRAT" from the community plugins market.

  2. Open the command palette (Ctrl+P) and run the command: BRAT: Add a beta plugin for testing.

  3. Paste the repository URL: https://github.com/mokeyish/obsidian-enhancing-export

  4. When prompted for a version, type exactly: 1.10.10

  5. Click "Add plugin" and restart Obsidian.

After doing this, the export is working again. Hope this helps everyone while waiting for a permanent fix!

PIKADILLY avatar Nov 25 '25 19:11 PIKADILLY

Disappointing that untested changes are released like this, as this could easily have been caught and fixed before release.

The latest update adds a variable called embedArray, which defaults to null, and then attempts iterate over it, without checking if it's actually an array first: https://github.com/mokeyish/obsidian-enhancing-export/blob/main/src%2Fexporto0o.ts#L95

FeralFlora avatar Nov 26 '25 10:11 FeralFlora

Same problem. Uopn reverting back to 1.10.10, it is working again.

How do you revert to a previous version?

Check this, basically it's to replace the main.js manifest.json styles.css all with those from an older version.

newridge1999 avatar Nov 27 '25 08:11 newridge1999