Topics created by guilmori

we think that using a separate jsreportonline account is the best here, because it is more secure so you don't accidentally mess with that kind of duplicates.

As you said, i should probably not worry.

I tried these steps, but my export zip didn't contain any entities.
The issue was I had some configuration made via the LocalReporting class in C#.
But when executing jsreport from cli, it use the jsreport.config.json instead.
So once I replicate the configuration within jsreport.config.json, all is working.

Thanks a lot!

Unfortunately, this isn't possible. You need to spin up your instance.

There seem to be some changes in .net core and Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() now doesn't return project path.
You need to pass your project path to the RunInDirectory

You can try something like this

var projectPath = Path.GetDirectoryName(Assembly.GetEntryAssembly().Location.Substring(0, Assembly.GetEntryAssembly().Location.IndexOf("bin\\"))); var rs = new LocalReporting() .RunInDirectory(Path.Combine(projectPath, "jsreport")) ...