Turns out I was incorrect about pinning the app causing issues, creating the pin somehow re-pointed it back to the snap version.
Using the appimage works completely fine.
Thanks for the reply & suggestions.
I've tried disabling Power Mode which didn't help
The directory is local & contains under 300 files.
I also tried removing all directories within the app and noticed the high CPU is still occurring.
However, I've just noticed that I was using the snap version & thought I'd try the appimage instead.
No problems at all using the appimage version!
EDIT: This is kinda weird, if I pin the app and run it directly from the icon, the CPU spikes again. If I run the appimage from the CLI, CPU is fine.
I managed to get remote replication working but it took trying a number of things to get it sorted. Thought I'd share in case it helps.
I set up CouchDB on a remote server (Debian) as a 'standalone' setup with the bind address of 0.0.0.0, if you use 127.0.0.1 I don't believe it allows external connections. If you go to the IP & CouchDB port you should see a JSON response.
For setting this up in Drafft I had to use the server's IP URL & port, so http://123.123.123.123:5984. I do have a domain set up on the server but Drafft didn't seem to like it on one of my computers, the other seemed to work.
Hey there!
In the Design Documents, you can format the text by selecting it & clicking the buttons (bold/italics/underscore/etc) but clicking the button again doesn't remove it, can only do it by knowing the key combination.
Would it be possible to have the option to use markdown instead of the RTE?
Thanks =)