LÖVE

I know similar questions have already been answered many times, so apologies if I could have found my answer in any of them. The solution for all the similar questions seemed to be either "don't set the save directory to something out of the default", or, "set t.identity in conf.lua", both of which do not cause this in my project.
Save code: Binser is a table serializer I also tried saving this but it did not work either: At first I thought it might be an issue with LOVE trying to save in a directory it did not have permission to, but I ran and it returned the /AppData/LOVE directory. (Now that I think of it, shouldn't it have returned /AppData/LOVE/Puyo_Chains?)

This was meant to just be a personal project so the controls aren't intuitive. I've included a controls file.

Welcome!

• First: In the main.lua -> function init () you have this line: love.filesystem.setIdentity("")
  It is not supposed to be here, you already successfully set identity in the conf.lua
  After removing that line test save love.filesystem.write("test.txt", "test") will work.
• Second: Before saving to the subfolder you need to make sure this folder exists:

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  function save_file ()   
      if love.filesystem.getInfo("Puyo_Chains") == nil then
          love.filesystem.createDirectory("Puyo_Chains")
      end
      print(love.filesystem.write("Puyo_Chains/" .. save_name .. ".txt", binser.serialize(grid.grid())))
  end

  After that your real save will work.
• Third: Maybe you don't need another one Puyo_Chains directory inside Puyo_Chains dyrectory inside love home.
  So your save function will be just:

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  function save_file ()   
      print(love.filesystem.write(save_name .. ".txt", binser.serialize(grid.grid())))
  end

Perfect! Thank you!