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push inside non-existent directory doesn't seem to work #933

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alexiou1977 opened this issue Jul 3, 2017 · 12 comments · Fixed by #941
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push inside non-existent directory doesn't seem to work #933

alexiou1977 opened this issue Jul 3, 2017 · 12 comments · Fixed by #941
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@alexiou1977
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Hi,

I have done some changes to a folder of a locally-mounted remote path but these changes are not pushed to the remote directory. I am just getting the message that everything is up-to-date. What is happening?

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@CountryBumkin
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Try the -ignore-checksum option on Push and Pull commands, more details here https://github.com/odeke-em/drive#verifying-checksums

Regards CB

@alexiou1977
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Not working...

~/go/bin/drive push -ignore-checksum VCFs/

@CountryBumkin
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The logic is a bit perverse, try something like ....

~/go/bin/drive push -ignore-checksum=false VCFs/

@alexiou1977
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Still doesn't work! I don't understand what is happening. It used to work very smoothly up to 2 days ago.

Should I better reinstall el drive?

Thanks CB for your suggestions.

@CountryBumkin
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If the software was working and now fails is a different context. To ensure repeatable testing be sure to execute the drive commands from a command prompt in an interactive terminal window, not in a script file with re-directed output and errors to a log file.

If you are using Linux check the exit status after the drive command. eg
$ drive push -ignore ....
$ echo $?
0 ! this 0 indicates the previous command was correct, numbers suggest various errors.

regards CB

@alexiou1977
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Yes. I am running the command always in the terminal. One interesting thing is that when I want to see the contents of the remote directory it's telling me that the specified path cannot be found remotely.

~/googleDrive/Local_Work$ pwd
/home/kalexiou/googleDrive/Local_Work

~/googleDrive/Local_Work$ /home/kalexiou/go/bin/drive ls
"/googleDrive/Local_Work" cannot be found remotely

@odeke-em odeke-em changed the title Push function doesn't seem to work push inside non-existent directory doesn't seem to work Jul 7, 2017
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odeke-em commented Jul 7, 2017

Hello @alexiou1977, thank you for the issue and welcome to drive!

Let me try to reproduce this and investigate then fix if necessary.

@alexiou1977
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Hi odeke-em,

Any news about my issue?

Regards,
Kostas

@odeke-em
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Hello @alexiou1977 thanks for the reminder. My apologies for the late reply, I've been travelling around and also pushing out work related code. However, I was able to reproduce this and I think I have a hunch on what is going wrong. I'll try to work on this in the next 9 hours or better over the weekend.

@odeke-em odeke-em added this to the v0.4.0 milestone Jul 20, 2017
odeke-em added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 24, 2017
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changes: properly send back nil if no file is found
5040492 
Ensure that nil is properly sent back after remote
change/file resolution. This regression was caused
by forgetting to send back that nil.
The consequence of the bug was that trying to push
from non-existent folders would erraneously give
back
```shell
Resolving...
Everything is up-to-date.
```

since the remotesChan channel would get closed
after resolution without sending notifying
whoever was resolving that the file or parent didn't
exist remotely.

Fixes #933
odeke-em added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 24, 2017
@odeke-em
changes: properly send back nil if no file is found
08ef171 
Ensure that nil is properly sent back after remote
change/file resolution. This regression was caused
by forgetting to send back that nil.

This regression was caused by PR
#741.

The consequence of the bug was that trying to push
from non-existent folders would erraneously give
back
```shell
Resolving...
Everything is up-to-date.
```

since the remotesChan channel would get closed
after resolution without sending notifying
whoever was resolving that the file or parent didn't
exist remotely.

Fixes #933
@odeke-em odeke-em mentioned this issue Jul 24, 2017
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@odeke-em
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@alexiou1977 thank you for the patience and for the advocacy to fix this issue. As promised, I've fixed it with PR #941. Please get the latest by

$ go get -u -v github.com/odeke-em/drive/drive-gen && drive-gen

Please reopen if symptoms persist!

@alexiou1977
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alexiou1977 commented Jul 24, 2017 via email

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🍻 anytime @alexiou1977, hope that solved your issue.

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