Workbench has forgotten which files are stored and errors on trying to readd them.

[jasikpark]

So if I run "Add default files" for each file it shows this pop-up:

Which apparently at some point it's gotten confused about what actually is uploaded to iCloud but it can't use that error to redownload them?

[jasikpark]

Also THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS IT IS AMAZING. forgot to add that.

[mxcl]

This is pretty odd, we ask for all records so if it’s there it should show up. I have no immediate ideas.

Probably you can fix it by deleting your iCloud for Workbench. I forget where you go to do that though.

[jasikpark]

Hmmm... idk either. I'll research that but I'm not sure how successful I'll be. Thanks!

[mxcl]

There's a way, I believe.

I cannot personally do anything. CloudKit databases are yours and only yours. I could if necessary make a new build with a reset button though.

[jasikpark]

I think it might be best to try that? I can't find anything anywhere about users being able to manage per-app data on macOS. For iPhone it's simple but apparently much more confusing w/ macOS

Unless if you have seen anything.

[jasikpark]

Or it's just magically resolved itself now. More transparency and the ability to do something like git merge might be good though -- at least being able to view the remote and local files side by side before blindly uploading or downloading one or the other.

[mxcl]

There’s plenty that can be done with the tool for sure. PRs welcome until I get round to it. The current state of Workbench is: the MVP I needed for my personal needs.