native_osx doesn't sync after initial cp

[sandrodz]

Just updated, lost all syncing abilities, what am I doing wrong?

Error/Feature Requestion/Docs

Files are not being synced after initial sync

Docker Driver

d4m

Sync strategy

native_osx

your docker-sync.yml

version: "2"

options:
  verbose: false
syncs:
  docker-sync:
    notify_terminal: true
    src: '/Users/sandro/Code/www'
    sync_userid: '82'
    sync_excludes: ['node_modules', '.git', '.gitignore', '.DS_Store', '.unison*']
    sync_args:
      - "-ignore='Path vendor/*'"

your docker-compose-dev.yml

#
version: '2'
#
services:
  #
  php5-fpm:
    volumes:
      - docker-sync:/www:nocopy
  php7-fpm:
    volumes:
      - docker-sync:/www:nocopy
  #
  nginx:
    volumes:
      - docker-sync:/www:nocopy
#
volumes:
  docker-sync:
    external: true

OS

10.12.4 (16E195)

[EugenMayer]

i cannot reproduce this at all. Please also try with https://github.com/EugenMayer/docker-sync-boilerplate/tree/master/default_with_user

also upgrade to the new beta

gem uninstall docker-sync
gem install docker-sync --version 0.4.4.beta1

[beshkenadze]

Same here.

[EugenMayer]

@beshkenadze upgrade to 0.4.4 and open a new issue with informations you gathered thanks

[sandrodz]

0.4.4 beta didn't work for me. I give up. Going to use docker inside centos7 vagrant. Honestly all this is not worth the time anymore.

[EugenMayer]

@sandrodz considering the https://github.com/EugenMayer/docker-sync/wiki/Performance-Tests-2017 virtualbox docker-machine benchmarks, you at least picked the best native implementation, vbox is 4x faster then fusion and 7x faster then d4m ( stable )

and only 12 times slower then docker-sync unison - if that matters.

If you found a solution for yourself, those are great news!

[beshkenadze]

@EugenMayer I think this issue should be reopened since I have the same error.

[EugenMayer]

@beshkenadze please provide the informations i asked for in a separate issue. You are using totally different versions.

[sandrodz]

@EugenMayer I use vim, so just ssh into vagrant and work from there, with just initial sync on vagrant up and sync back on vagrant down. This way I've native speeds.

[EugenMayer]

@sandrodz sure, that works and makes sense for you then

[sandrodz]

@EugenMayer in any case, thanks for your work, it has been my workhorse for almost a year now.

[EugenMayer]

@sandrodz your welcome. Dealing with vim alone as a dev tool makes you have skills most of us lack or some have higher needs in IDE support.

If anybody can work locally in the VM, your solution is by far the best - i guess this will be a minority but still, a nice sweet spot :)