Restarting and recreating a new folder in the HD root, away from the Windows 'Documents' folder, . . . . and . . . .
After realizing that deployed to GitHub modules require the filename, local folders require just the module name.
Finally was able to read a local module!
It is the 'tilde' that precedes the relative folder path that needs attention when selecting the folder for the sandbox.
What the IDE doesn't do well is when creating a folder within the 'Projects' folder to store multiple files related to the same project, locating that module. So maybe relative pathing needs review?
Also, when I deleted the module, the IDE still ran as if the module was still present. So a caching issue or Windows? Rebooting solved that.
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Sun 2018.10.07
Restarting and recreating a new folder in the HD root, away from the Windows 'Documents' folder, . . . . and . . . .
After realizing that deployed to GitHub modules require the filename, local folders require just the module name.
Finally was able to read a local module!
It is the 'tilde' that precedes the relative folder path that needs attention when selecting the folder for the sandbox.
What the IDE doesn't do well is when creating a folder within the 'Projects' folder to store multiple files related to the same project, locating that module. So maybe relative pathing needs review?
Also, when I deleted the module, the IDE still ran as if the module was still present. So a caching issue or Windows? Rebooting solved that.