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For drawio a 7.6.7 tag exists. Seems this is missing here?

Flatpak is a new way of easily distributing executables on Linux. Having support for it would be great, and would allow for example Draw.io to show up in the list of apps on Flathub.

Current desktop build, MacOS 10.13

Latest Microsoft OneDrive has a feature 'Files On Demand', which results in the following error when opening draw.io files stored on OneDrive:

EINVAL: invalid argument, fstat

Seems this has also been seen on other projects, two others:
libuv/libuv#1419
microsoft/vscode#27285

The PDF exported from both macOS 10.13.4 and Windows 10 draw.io desktop app is always damaged.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30815446/how-to-pass-command-line-argument-in-electron
https://discuss.atom.io/t/how-to-pass-command-arguments-in-electron/17247/4

Creating a diagram online (with a plugin) works well, also opening it works well, but when trying to create elements using a plugin, it doesn't offer the Extras -> Plugins menu.

How do I use a plugin locally?

Can't export diagram as PDF.

Hi. I'm trying to download the binaries at https://github.com/jgraph/drawio-desktop/releases/tag/v7.8.4
but the links are broken. Is that something at your end ?

Could you please commit a package-lock.json file to allow for reproducible builds by downstream packaging solutions such as flatpak?

Thanks.

Is there a chance to get mathjax support in the desktop version?

1. Open new blank diagram
2. File -> Save as...
3. App UI hangs and is not responsive forcing a process kill via task manager

Version 8.5.10 on windows 10.

Any where I can get logs or similar to diagnose what it happening?

Hi guys,
Love this app so much! Never turned on my VM anymore to use my old Visio 2010. One thing while saving or exporting to .png, etc, the file goes without any extension, and you need to rename them manually, it happens while you try to save, or if you try to export to any format.

Can we have that fixed, please?

Cheers!

Love this app and I'd actually pay for it if it were for sale :)

I regularly edit documents and then re-export them as png for viewing in github etc. I'd like to be able to define an auto export that saves a .png (or whatever format) along side the xml every time I save.

Cheers.

Hello,

Could you please add a portable version for Windows?

Portable means:

• All settings and temporal files are self contained in the program folder.
• It doesn't use any registry keys.
• Doesn't require privileges.

Easy way to do so is using the @PortableApps framework.

Thank You.

Hi,

I tried to install the RPM package on openSUSE Tumbleweed and I get the following error:

Problem: nothing provides libappindicator needed by draw.io-8.8.0-156.x86_64
 Solution 1: do not install draw.io-8.8.0-156.x86_64
 Solution 2: break draw.io-8.8.0-156.x86_64 by ignoring some of its dependencies

The appindicator package in openSUSE is versioned:

$ rpm -q libappindicator1 
libappindicator1-12.10.1+bzr20170215-3.2.x86_64

$ rpm -q --provides libappindicator1 
libappindicator.so.1()(64bit)
libappindicator1 = 12.10.1+bzr20170215-3.2
libappindicator1(x86-64) = 12.10.1+bzr20170215-3.2

If I force the installation, the program works just fine.

It would be great if you could support a way of installing the RPM on openSUSE as it's much more convenient than the AppImage.

(from: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/drawio/JnzXOEgwuNg/iZbszGx5AwAJ)

App version: v8.5.12
MacOS Version: 10.13.4

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a new blank diagram
2. File > Save As
3. Click down chevron next to filename to access fuller save dialog (e.g. to navigate to a particular folder)

Expected behaviour:

Dialog expands and shows full save behaviour.

Actual behaviour:

Dialog UI partially changes, but dialog does not expand, making the path navigation impossible. Dialog also cannot be manually expanded.

Workaround:

Dialog seems to expand correctly if you attempt to open it again, after closing it in the "expanded" state.

https://github.com/atom/atom/blob/d6d47c422c07b71421471720f7d96b52890feeb0/resources/mac/atom-Info.plist#L745-L761

https://github.com/atom/atom/blob/d6d47c422c07b71421471720f7d96b52890feeb0/src/browser/squirrel-update.coffee#L90-L92

The Windows build contains a user elevation option in, by default. It's main use is in the updater, which we don't use. Investigate whether we should turn it off, or produce 2 builds for Windows.

https://github.com/MariaDima/electron-builder/blob/037ceaabb76c1324c34de9a63a9be4bd407517d6/docs/Options.md

Note that elevate can only be invoked if the user installs specifically as admin.

When cancelling the Save dialog on Windows desktop, I get an error message: "Error saving file - Unknown error".

After closing the error everything works as normal, so it's not a big problem, but it just seems like this cancel flow is not covered completely.

Maybe stupid question but I used tu use draw.io inside browser and everything is store inside drive.

When I tried Electron Desktop app, the way I find to load existing document is from system Filesystem.

I am trying to use draw.io on Google chrome on a Mac, but cannot use shortcuts.

As part of my desktop setup I have changed the location of the command and control modifier keys. Every application I use correctly handles this, except draw.io. It would seem that draw.io is ignoring the system's defined modifier keys.

I have verified this is the problem by briefly changing my modifier keys to the standard; however, this is not a sustainable solution because I have changed the keys for a reason in the first place!

It would be great if draw.io could recognize the OS-defined "cmd" and "ctrl" keys instead of fixating on the usually-defined keys.

Is there an way to debug like to open the Chrome Developer Console?

Native menus are to be supported at some point in time. It feels really awkward to stick with the web interface menus and shortcuts.

I would love to be able to save as an uncompressed XML, instead of the default inflate done on XML by draw.io.

It makes more sense when saving to Git.

On mac cmd + c and cmd + v keyboard shortcuts aren't working for copy/paste. The menu does work.

When offline the app has only the "Basic" template. It should be provided of all the templates available on the online version and then it shouldn't try to retrieve any data from the web.

Hi. Your desktop application is awesome! You are the best! (=

Can you add to the app the last opened path in file manager when you export schemes, or open them?

OS - Ubuntu

After issue #28 was fixed, the exported PDF was always shrunk.
For instance, I exported a diagram of 403*484 (after cropped), but the resolution of the exported PDF was 302*363.
I exported my diagram through both "Export as - PDF - Crop" and "Export as - Advanced - Format:PDF, Zoom:100%, Width:403, Height:484", the exported PDF was always shrunk to around 75% of the original cropped diagram (302/403 = 0.749).
I have tried to export many of my diagram and all the exported PDFs were shrunk to around 75% of the original cropped diagram.
BTW, the resolution of the PDF I exported from the exact same diagram two weeks ago (before issue #28) is 403*485.

How can i donate to the project ?

This article says the feature is not available in the apps: https://desk.draw.io/support/solutions/articles/16000032875

But it is available and it does work. The problem is as soon as mathematical typesetting is enabled I am no longer able to print the diagram using File > Print. The printing dialog of the OS (Linux) does not open anymore. Tested with latest 8.4.7 and appimage version.

Calculate checksums in build process and display them with downloads

Hi. I currently store all my draw.io diagrams in GitLab and I'd like to convert the xml files to .png just before git-pushing the new version of the diagrams. In this way I can include the .png in the commit and view the diagram easily in the GitLab interface without opening the xml with draw.io.
Therefore I'm searching for a command-line export/convert feature in order to make all these steps automatic (e.g. in a git commit-hook). As far as I can see there's no such feature in draw.io, do you know if it could be accomplished in some way or a new product feature is the only way?

Hi there,

A big thank you to the Draw.IO team for creating such fantastic software, full of awesome templates, an easy to use interface and both web and desktop support. Our team workflow has been revolutionised by all of your efforts, which means you have indirectly contributed to the overall development of Africa because of our work.

I wanted to report an issue when opening files through Nemo in Linux Mint 17. It does not open the file specified but rather just shows the new/open file dialog.

Also when trying to open a file from the terminal it does the same thing.

I have not developed with Electron, though I assume it is relatively simple to pass the command line arguments to the application.

Have a great week and as said in Madagsacar, tsikitsiky lava (always smile),
Matthew

Is there a way to integrate pinch to zoom (à la macOS) functionality in the Electron app? Currently, pinch to zoom affects the entire application, not the zoom level within the main view.

I think a more "native" pinch to zoom would really enhance the usability of the app. I'd be happy to help with the implementation, maybe you could give me some pointers on where to start!

I really love draw.io otherwise!

Something I have struggled to draw recently is event storming diagrams:

It would be awesome if a toolbox was available in draw.io with templates for Command, Aggregate and Event post-it notes.

Is there no 32bit version for windows 10?

Cmd-Q has to be pressed twice. First press behaves as a Cmd-W, second press quit the application.

I can install on my windows 7 32 bit, because it 64 bit required

Hi,
Can you please provide a 32 bit build for windows?

Windows desktop version.
I love the "Include a copy of my diagram" for PNG files, so I can have diagrams which are editable, but are also ready for inclusion anywhere.

But when I press save for the first time after opening such a 'rich' PNG diagram, I get the save-as dialog instead of the diagram just being saved to the same file using the same settings.

No biggie, but feels weird.

Version: 8.2.1

When using Draw.io desktop, certain export configurations trigger connections to externally hosted draw.io services. I have clients that require no "cloud" services be used with all data processed locally. draw.io desktop mostly solves that problem. Is this external connection intentional and required or an accidental inclusion in the desktop version?

Steps to Reproduce:

• Create any diagram, a rectangle for example
• File -> Export as -> PNG
• Set Zoom to 10000% (I haven't tried to find the switch over point between local and remote, but larger zooms seem to trigger the remote connection)
• draw.io makes request to 199.38.86.62

Add the ability to batch convert draw.io diagram data to PNGs recursively in a folder.

unable to run .AppImage file on Manjaro OS (Archlinux based)
when I try to run as follows:

$ chmod a+x draw.io-x86_64-8.4.7.AppImage
$ ./draw.io-x86_64-8.4.7.AppImage
open dir error: No such file or directory

Unable to see a first screen, app crashes on startup, nothing in the Console