🔵 Describe the bug:
During the import process and error is displayed which does allow the import to go through

🔵 To reproduce: (Steps to reproduce the behavior)

1. Open the GSE Main Menu
2. Click Sequences
3. Click Import
4. Enter import String
5. Click Import
6. Ensure Sequence is ticked and click Import.
7. The error pops up

🔵 The error:
Paste the error message in this blockquote.
Message: Interface/AddOns/GSE/API/Serialisation.lua:189: attempt to call method 'sub' (a nil value)
Time: Tue Aug 20 06:05:00 2024
Count: 2
Stack: Interface/AddOns/GSE/API/Serialisation.lua:189: attempt to call method 'sub' (a nil value)
[string "@Interface/AddOns/GSE/Lib/AceGUI-3.0/AceGUI-3.0.lua"]:300: in function `Fire'
[string "@Interface/AddOns/GSE/Lib/AceGUI-3.0/widgets/AceGUIWidget-Button.lua"]:22: in function <...s/GSE/Lib/AceGUI-3.0/widgets/AceGUIWidget-Button.lua:19>

Locals: self =

{
autoWidth = false
type = "Button"
AceGUIWidgetVersion = 24
parent = {
}
disabled = false
text = AceGUI30Button12Text {
}
userdata = {
}
events = {
}
frame = AceGUI30Button12 {
}
base = {
}
}
name = "OnClick"

🔵 Screenshots:
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🔵 Expected behavior:
Import to go through ok and then being able to assign keybind.

🔵 GSE.lua file:
Please provide your GSE.lua file or the export string for the specific macro that is causing an issue.
I have tried 6 different import strings and they all produce the same issue
GSE.lua.txt

🔵 Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 11 Pro
• Game Version Live Retail

🔵 GSE Version:

• Version: 3.2.09-b
• Downloaded From: Wagio

🔵 Additional context:
I have also tried this with no mods installed other than GSE and the same behaviour occurs.

Hey JaceGD,

could you also just add as a comment what you were importing and for which class?