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      fstaine
      last edited by fstaine

      Hello,

      I am having issues when uploading my code to the FiPy using the Atom terminal.

      I have a quite large number of files to upload, and when I upload the projet from a clean flash (or project.pymakr is not found), some of them are not copied.

      Here is the output when uploading the board:

      Reading file status
      Failed to read project status, uploading all files
      Creating dir loc
      
      [1/69] Writing file boot.py
      [...]
      [61/69] Writing file loc/__init__.py
      Upload done, resetting board...
      

      In the given example, files 62 - 69 are not copied.

      If I edit the missing file (by adding an empty line for example) and re-upload the project, the file is correclty copied.

      I am using the Atom addon (V1.3.3) and send it using the Serial connexion.

      Is there a solution to copy the missing files (other than editing and re-upload them).

      Thank's !

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