Open optilude opened 4 years ago
It does look like the push succeeded. Are the new changes actually visible on the remote repo, or is it that the status message in the SparkleShare icon is just wrong?
No they are not in the remote.
I may have bungled my log extract into the ticket but I can see what looks like a push in the log at a time stamp just after restarting the app, but not again thereafter (I waited an hour or so, and can see log messages related to the repo every ten minutes or so, but it doesn’t look like a push).
How does SS work out if the repo has changed? Is anything done differently on startup vs periodically?
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It does look like the push succeeded. Are the new changes actually visible on the remote repo, or is it that the status message in the SparkleShare icon is just wrong?
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Hi,
I'm on OSX Mojave, with SS 3.28.0. It's worked fine in the past, but recently I've noticed that changes I make locally are never pushed (to github, in my case) unless I restart SS or pause and resume the relevant section. The logs show activity like:
If I make a local change and restart, I get a message like this:
In the GUI (menu bar) it also seems several projects are stuck in "waiting to sync" for no obvious reason, but I'm not sure if this is related. For the specific repository ("Notes") tested above it actually just said "Last change 8:47am" when my last change was actually at 12:42.
It may not be relevant, but I've put the synchronised folders outside the SparkleShare root folder like so: