[BUG][API] The journal folder property of the Campaign() object is not updated

While working on a new script, I noticed that the journal folder property of a campaign is empty until a folder is made by the user even though there are "Characters" and "Handouts" folders pre generated by the game. Steps to replicate: Load the below snippet in a fresh campaign: on('ready',()=>{ log(Campign().get('journalfolder')); }); //Will log ""

Additionally, it looks like the updates outlined in  this announcement haven't taken effect? The characters and handouts folders still have ids of "-characters" and "-handouts" respectively.

Thanks Kristin, Thought it might be something like that.

Scott, What Kristin said is correct. The Handouts and Characters folders don't actually exist until any kind of folder change is made. Rearranging items, adding a new folder, etc. As soon as that happens then the folder structure gets written for the first time. This design decision was made to mimic the behavior Roll20 had before we had folders at all, so users at that time didn't get a bad UI shock and misunderstand what was happening. It's a little dated and confusing now, so we may change this behavior in the future. As for the dynamic id code not working, we had a few hours earlier today where some of our servers were cached with old code and weren't serving the new updated code. It should be fixed now. Let us know if you're seeing any issues.

The folder id's are still not dynamic, unless their dynamic id's are supposed to be just "-characters" and "-handouts". Tried in a brand new game as well, same id's. Ok, new game does actually have dynamic ids, but my pre-existing game does not.

Scott C. said: The folder id's are still not dynamic, unless their dynamic id's are supposed to be just "-characters" and "-handouts". Tried in a brand new game as well, same id's. Ok, new game does actually have dynamic ids, but my pre-existing game does not. Correct. This change will only affect new games, or games that do not already have a folder structure.

ah, gotcha