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I set up sync to write to the absolute path corresponding to $HOME/Documents/Joplin Notes.
Then, I triggered a sync and got this message on the bottom left of the window:
Created remote items: 895.
Completed: 2020-05-19 11:05
Last error: Error: Error: SQLITE_ERROR: no such column: items.type_: SELECT items.`id`,items.`title`,items.`created_time`,items.`updated_time`,items.`user_created_time`,items.`user_updated_time`,items.`encryption_cipher_text`,items.`encryption_applied`,items.`parent_id`,items.`is_shared`,items.`type_` FROM `folders` items WHERE id NOT IN ( SELECT item_id FROM sync_items WHERE sync_target = 2 ) AND encryption_applied = 0 ORDER BY items.updated_time DESC LIMIT 100 :
I noticed a bunch of files did get created in the directory.
I created a new note to track info on this problem and later the message changed to indicate a similar problem after noting it created one item.
Later, the same message again but this time no bit about new notes (I had not created any).
I added the flags.txt file and restarted the app. There were warnings in console about deprecations on startup that didn't seem related.
I was unable to reproduce the issue after restarting with the flags on. I'm wondering if the state of the app after first setting up the local sync has a problem that does not appear once the app is restarted...
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I set up sync to write to the absolute path corresponding to $HOME/Documents/Joplin Notes.
Then, I triggered a sync and got this message on the bottom left of the window:
I noticed a bunch of files did get created in the directory.
I created a new note to track info on this problem and later the message changed to indicate a similar problem after noting it created one item.
Later, the same message again but this time no bit about new notes (I had not created any).
Environment
I'm running this version on Mac OS X 10.15.4:
Steps to reproduce
Describe what you expected to happen
I expected sync to run without errors.
Logfile
I added the flags.txt file and restarted the app. There were warnings in console about deprecations on startup that didn't seem related.
I was unable to reproduce the issue after restarting with the flags on. I'm wondering if the state of the app after first setting up the local sync has a problem that does not appear once the app is restarted...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: