If a user has an MS-AutoQC workspace in Google Drive, and the user tries to enable Google Drive sync on an instrument from Settings > General on an installation that's already been setup, the app prevents this from happening. This was because all instrument data used to be stored in a single database, and merging databases would have been a hassle.
Now, each instrument has its own database. Thus, merging workspaces should now now simple: new instruments should be added to the instruments table in the Settings database, and the instrument database(s) should be uploaded to Google Drive.
Check out update_google_drive_sync_status_in_settings() in the DashWebApp module.
If a user has an MS-AutoQC workspace in Google Drive, and the user tries to enable Google Drive sync on an instrument from Settings > General on an installation that's already been setup, the app prevents this from happening. This was because all instrument data used to be stored in a single database, and merging databases would have been a hassle.
Now, each instrument has its own database. Thus, merging workspaces should now now simple: new instruments should be added to the
instrumentstable in the Settings database, and the instrument database(s) should be uploaded to Google Drive.Check out
update_google_drive_sync_status_in_settings()in the DashWebApp module.