I was clicking the page down button too fast too many times when the program closed with auto-save. But now the file has not re-opened; after a reboot or on a different computer.
I was on my way toward uploading the file when the inkscape.org website issues "Problem uploading: Ensure this filename has at most 100 characters (it has 156)."
Auto save added a time-stamp ending to the file name, too long to open. Well that solves that! Or so I thought. After I renamed the filename shorter than 100 characters it still did not open.
Luckily I saved a back up copy. Although I would still like to know how to open the file for future reference. Thank you kindly.
It crashes Inkscape1.2 on an instant. I was able to open it in Affinity Designer and found one vagabonding grouped object outside the page in a far distance - after putting it back on page the SVG opens in Inkscape:
Thank you @polygon for fixing it with Affinity Designer. It worked. A second svg editor is sometimes worth a try opening files that do not open in Inkscape v1.2. Hopefully in the next version of Inkscape this will not be an issue.
I was clicking the page down button too fast too many times when the program closed with auto-save. But now the file has not re-opened; after a reboot or on a different computer.
I was on my way toward uploading the file when the inkscape.org website issues "Problem uploading: Ensure this filename has at most 100 characters (it has 156)."
Auto save added a time-stamp ending to the file name, too long to open. Well that solves that! Or so I thought. After I renamed the filename shorter than 100 characters it still did not open.
Luckily I saved a back up copy. Although I would still like to know how to open the file for future reference. Thank you kindly.
It crashes Inkscape1.2 on an instant. I was able to open it in Affinity Designer and found one vagabonding grouped object outside the page in a far distance - after putting it back on page the SVG opens in Inkscape:
Thank you @polygon for fixing it with Affinity Designer. It worked. A second svg editor is sometimes worth a try opening files that do not open in Inkscape v1.2. Hopefully in the next version of Inkscape this will not be an issue.
I have no clue if that object far outside the page but grouped with the content is the culprit here and how it got to the moon in first place.
The file being autosave suggests a crash or similar.
I can't imagine position alone caused the issues... gotta be some corrupted junk in the file that Affinity ignored.