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RuntimeError 3 : The selected folder does not exist
After running Project-Archiver for 5 folders I get the following message command executed failed: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users/jean-/OneDrive/Verrens Arvey/Terrain/Boirard Raymond/Fusion360/Project-Archiver-master/Project-Archiver\apper\Fusion360CommandBase.py", line 523, in notify self.cmd_object_.on_execute(command_, command_inputs, args, input_values) File "C:\Users/jean-/OneDrive/Verrens Arvey/Terrain/Boirard Raymond/Fusion360/Project-Archiver-master/Project-Archiver\commands\ExportCommand.py", line 173, in on_execute export_folder(root_folder, output_folder, file_types, write_version, name_option, folder_preserve) File "C:\Users/jean-/OneDrive/Verrens Arvey/Terrain/Boirard Raymond/Fusion360/Project-Archiver-master/Project-Archiver\commands\ExportCommand.py", line 35, in export_folder export_folder(folder, new_folder, file_types, write_version, name_option, folder_preserve) File "C:\Users/jean-/OneDrive/Verrens Arvey/Terrain/Boirard Raymond/Fusion360/Project-Archiver-master/Project-Archiver\commands\ExportCommand.py", line 42, in export_folder export_active_doc(output_folder, file_types, output_name) File "C:\Users/jean-/OneDrive/Verrens Arvey/Terrain/Boirard Raymond/Fusion360/Project-Archiver-master/Project-Archiver\commands\ExportCommand.py", line 95, in export_active_doc export_options = export_mgr.createFusionArchiveExportOptions(export_name) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users/jean-/AppData/Local/Autodesk/webdeploy/production/bce2902bbfcb27678033cbb9e17a3529631b97a7/Api/Python/packages\adsk\fusion.py", line 22597, in createFusionArchiveExportOptions return _fusion.ExportManager_createFusionArchiveExportOptions(self, *args) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ RuntimeError: 3 : The selected folder does not exist.
Is it possible to archive folder by folder because I have a lot of folder ? Thank you
Running into this same error on MacOS. The project I'm trying to archive only has one folder and a total of seven models, so I don't think it's a complexity issue.
