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    PYMAKR FILES REFRESH

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      almeos
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      Hello,
      I have connected my fipy on Pybytes via LTEM network, everythings OK: I can send for exemple, signals on pybytes. and i can see with Pymakr the Folder Hierarchy. Problem: Even if I use refresh hierarchy button, some files do not update and some do... How can I update all the files in the foilder?
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      Thank you in advance.
      Denis

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        Gijs
        last edited by

        Sorry im not exactly sure what you're after. You mean that not all files in Pymakr online update when you click the refresh button? Are there any changes to the files in the meantime that do not get synced?

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          almeos
          last edited by

          Hello, yes, you are right. I have modified Fipy files using Atom pymakr. Then, when I connect with Pybytes pymakr, this is the old file version that still appears.

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            Gijs
            last edited by

            Hi,
            Im able to reproduce the issue, thanks for highlighting it. It indeed appears to be an issue with no apparent workaround at this time. I'l submit a bug report internally to have it fixed

            Thanks again

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              almeos @Gijs
              last edited by

              @Gijs
              Hello Gijs, it would be a good news if your team could find a solution.

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                Gijs
                last edited by

                I did some further testing, and it seems that only 'new' files get loaded when refreshing the hierarchy (ie, the files which were not there in the last refresh), and old (or already present) files do not get updated. Let me know if you see the same.

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                  almeos @Gijs
                  last edited by

                  @Gijs
                  Yes you are right, when Pybytes Pymakr find new files, it loads them, but the existing files are not updated even if there content has been modified.

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                    Roman Kostecki @Gijs
                    last edited by

                    @Gijs This problem still hasn't been rectified. It seems like an easy thing to fix. Do you know if it has been reported and do you have an estimated time when this will be done?
                    Thanks.

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                      almeos
                      last edited by

                      Hello,
                      Did someone is able to find a solution to this problem? It causes me many desagrement.
                      Thank you.

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                        Yusuf BAYLAV @almeos
                        last edited by

                        Hello @almeos,

                        If the potential problem being claimed is still presistent please drop an email to support@pycom.io with the logs and screenshots. I will have this redirected to our teams. Thank you.

                        KR.
                        Yusuf BAYLAV
                        Solutions Architect / Evangelist @ pycom

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