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Upgrading from Antinote 1.x

How 2.0 migrates your old notes database, and how to re-import from a 1.x backup.
  • The first launch of 2.0 migrates your old notes database automatically, verifies the result, and keeps a pre-migration backup of the old file.
  • If Antinote detects an old database that hasn't been imported, an "Antinote 1.1.7 or earlier" section appears in Settings > Notes with an Import button — and a Use Backup File button in case you need to migrate from one of your 1.x backups instead.
  • Before you commit, the confirmation tells you how many notes the old database holds, when it was last changed, and how many of them would be imported or restored.
  • Import also brings back notes you deleted in 2.0, as long as they still exist in your old database — including ones The Void has already cleared out. A note still sitting in The Void returns to the position you deleted it from, with its checklist items and links intact.
  • Importing twice is safe. Notes already in Antinote are matched by identity and left untouched, so nothing is duplicated and edits you made in 2.0 are never overwritten.
  • Import reads your live 1.x database and takes a fresh backup of it first. Use Backup File reads whichever 1.x backup you pick instead, and leaves that file untouched.
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