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Notes, notebooks, etc. not loading after upgrading to Mojave


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Hello,

I have been using Evernote Desktop ver. 7.14 on MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2016, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports). 

Recently I updated the macOS from High Sierra to Mojave (10.14.6), and now when I launch Evernote, the window shows up, but nothing gets loaded in it: notes, notebooks, tags, or anything else. Clicking the sync button makes the icon turn around, but nothing gets synchronised (downloaded). I signed out and back in, revoked and re-granted access to the MBP, deleted and reinstalled the app (Version 7.14 (458244 Direct); I am not ready to move on to ver. 10), and recreated full text/spotlight search indices—all to no avail.

Then, on the Evernote web app, everything seems to be there. And I discovered that, if I create a new note or edit an existing note on the web app, just these items get synchronised and displayed in the Desktop app. (I have not tried to create a new note or edit an existing note on the Desktop app, fearing that that might erase all the notes stored on the server…)

I searched round this forum, but was not able to find a comparable issue being discussed. Could anyone shed light on this? It seems to be a matter of somehow forcing the contents stored on the server pushed down to the desktop app. 

Looking at the log, I think the problem might be one of telling the app the right object ID for URI corresponding to each note. Here is a couple of representative sample lines from the activity log:

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2021/03/16 21:49:54:222 E|*** 10815 -[ENCoreDataLocalStore objectIDWithEvernoteAppURL:shouldAssert:] | Couldn't get an objectID for URI: x-coredata://86ADBA87-EAB2-4B6D-87F5-7E40526BE95B/ENNote/p4554
2021/03/16 21:49:54:222 E|*** 10815 -[ENCoreDataLocalStore objectIDWithEvernoteAppURL:shouldAssert:] | Couldn't get an objectID for URI: x-coredata://86ADBA87-EAB2-4B6D-87F5-7E40526BE95B/ENNote/p3550
2021/03/16 21:49:54:222 E|*** 10815 -[ENCoreDataLocalStore objectIDWithEvernoteAppURL:shouldAssert:] | Couldn't get an objectID for URI: x-coredata://86ADBA87-EAB2-4B6D-87F5-7E40526BE95B/ENNote/p4559
2021/03/16 21:49:54:222 E|*** 10815 -[ENCoreDataLocalStore objectIDWithEvernoteAppURL:shouldAssert:] | Couldn't get an objectID for URI: x-coredata://86ADBA87-EAB2-4B6D-87F5-7E40526BE95B/ENNote/p4507
2021/03/16 21:49:54:222 E|*** 10815 -[ENCoreDataLocalStore objectIDWithEvernoteAppURL:shouldAssert:] | Couldn't get an objectID for URI: x-coredata://86ADBA87-EAB2-4B6D-87F5-7E40526BE95B/ENNote/p4558

I would be grateful if someone could tell me how to resolve the issue. Many thanks in advance!

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No idea, we are not support.

Have you authorized EN in the Macs settings yet to do everything needed ? Look for missing  checkmarks in Settings, Security, Privacy. Mojave is more restrictive than prior MacOS versions, and Catalina and BigSur even more so.

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Thanks, PinkElephant.

I've given Evernote all the permissions it may ask for in System Pref > Security & Privacy (in most cases I've unauthorised and then reauthorised access). I've now made a request ticket to Evernote support. I posted about the issue here first, since that is what Evernote encourages users with problems to do (ask the community before getting a ticket). 

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Legacy is the last official release that has the pre-v10 code. So I would install this instead of other releases that may or may not be working.

It is advisable AFAIK to do a clean uninstall of every prior EN software before installing. If you use local notebooks, make sure to run a backup before uninstalling.
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