I already had a project on bolt.new and wanted to import the folder to continue my project on bolt.diy BUT when I import it skips some files
Also everytime that I give out a prompt looks like the AI is not capable of reading the existing project and starts a new one inside the project folder.
I’m currently using Qwn 2.5-coder 14b. I’m only using local LLMs
I’m sorry but I’m very new to this.
It’s because you are including the next.js cache (lot of zip and font files) and it’s overwhelming the Web Container. Until someone builds some logic to abide by a .gitignore or something, you will need to clear the cache before importing the project folder.
This would also be best practices when using say git, to rebuild the cache and not store it with the project files.
@ColeMedin we should likely at the very least provide a disclaimer for either file size or max quantity of files supported.
Thanks for the quick answer!
If you dont mind me asking. How do I clear the cachebefore importing?
Docs say it’s safe to Delete the .next directory, which works to clear the cache. But there’s also probably an npm command to just clear it for you. And if you kept this project in a repo, you’d just add .next to the .gitignore file.
