jessepeterson / margarita

Web frontend for reposado
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Apply queued changes (repo_sync necessary?) #35

Closed Peter-Erik closed 8 years ago

Peter-Erik commented 8 years ago

If i add an update to an branch for example 10.10.5 and click "Apple queued changes" I had to do an repo_sync to see the changes add the client side. On the browser i take a long time to see the changes if i do an refresh of the webpage then its quicker

clburlison commented 8 years ago

Peter-Erik, I believe this is an issue with my Nginx configuration not with margarita. Seeing as how you used my setup guide I'll try this weekend to see if I can't fix this.

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If i add an update to an branch for example 10.10.5 and click "Apple queued changes" I had to do an repo_sync to see the changes add the client side. On the browser i take a long time to see the changes if i do an refresh of the webpage then its quicker

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Peter-Erik commented 8 years ago

Thanks i was already doubted myself that i did something wrong, i did an git pull for Margarita and Repsado for update, thanks for your time Clayton!

jessepeterson commented 8 years ago

Sounds like you two have a lead on what's up. :) But the behavior should be as you expected: once you 'Apply queued changes' and wait 5-10 seconds for the catalogs to rebuild any changes should be made and visible to clients. Thanks for hopping in @clburlison!