Sync issues with Android app on Boox

[northgardner]

I use three Omnivore apps—the web app, the iOS app on an iPhone 13 with iOS 17.1.2, and the Android app on a Onyx Boox Note 5 and the the Android app does always stay in sync with the others. When I delete or archive a link or annotate text on the iOS or web app, changes sometimes not appear on the Android. The same seems to be true in reverse. I cannot reliable reproduce this bug, but there are a number of links that appear in my Inbox on the Android app and in Archived on the other platforms (and likewise highlights that are not synced across platforms).

[northgardner]

A more specific example: I read an article (https://theracket.news/p/the-anti-wokes-are-doing-us-a-favor, for which I needed to sign in) on the Android app on the Boox Note5, then archived the article. The article now appears as archived (and 90% read) on that Android app as well archived as on the web app, but on the iOS app, it still appears in the Inbox with 0%, indicating that changes have not been synced.

And about 20 minutes later, the changes appeared on the iOS app (the link was archived and the reading progress displayed).

[jacksonh]

Did you refresh the feed in iOS?

[northgardner]

Yes. That was the first thing I did when I noticed there was a discrepancy between the two feeds. And I do this each time. It seems to not work sometimes, until (like in this example) it does.

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[northgardner]

Another example: I read and archived an article on the iOS app yesterday afternoon. I made sure to manually refresh the feed on the (updated) iOS app after archiving the article. When I looked on the Android app last night, that article was still in the Inbox, even after refreshing the feed. When I went to "Archived" on Android and refreshed, it was not there. However, when I changed the order of the "Archived" feed to "Recently Read," and then refreshed the feed, it appeared! Perhaps this provides a clue to what is happening?

[jacksonh]

Thanks, think we know whats going on here. Working on an update.

[jacksonh]

#3332

[jacksonh]

Let me know if you are still having this issue with version 180