When a project is first imported, it asks you to set
the "root" property. This usually is "src". If you
browse through the filesystem, it becomes something
like "D:\sheets\src". This is a non-platform
independent path -- and copying the resulting .sheets
file to a machine without a D-Drive could be really bad!
When I hit compile after moving it to another machine,
I of course get lots of FileNotFound exceptions.
Here's the annoying part though: for each and every
file it tries to export from that project, it pops up a
dialog box with the error message (so I just hit the
space bar several hundred times, getting no new
information nor any chance to cancel this without
control-c'ing sheets).
Suggestion A: When getting one of these, it would be
very good to prompt the user for whether or not the
root path is wrong, and allow them to correct it on the
spot
Suggestion B: When you import a project, make the
default root "src" instead of the full path.