OBS Studio installed automatically with .json import

[Peppernrino]

Whenever I choose to import a .json file, OBS Studio ends up getting ticked and I keep installing it by accident.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create .json export excluding OBS Studio
2. Close Powershell and reopen winutil
3. Import *.json
4. Check fo see that OBS Studio is being ticked

[momcilovicluka]

I conducted a preliminary test and can confirm the presence of the issue. More specifically, during the import process, if Obsidian is imported from JSON, it appears to select both 'Obsidian' and 'OBS' simultaneously. Based on this observation, the root cause seems to reside within the matching logic of import functionality. I will investigate further and make a pull request.

Additionally, when reporting issues of this nature, it would be highly beneficial if you could include the JSON file that was created and used for the import attempt. This would assist in diagnosing the problem more efficiently.

[momcilovicluka]

Forgot to sync my main to upstream🙃. Seems to be working fine on the latest main when compiled from source (fixed by #2789 ). The latest hosted version of the tool is not yet compiled from latest main (when getting with windev or otherwise). I suggest closing this as it seems to already be fixed in code, but not hosted as a release yet.

[Peppernrino]

I can confirm I was installing Obsidian using the tool. :)
I appreciate you looking into this. Glad it's fixed in future releases.