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EEFFEFC3B64745EA!160937 classnotes.txt
The local item has a different modified time 2016-Apr-14 07:57:16 remote is 2016-Apr-07 21:43:51Z
The local item has a different hash
The local item is out of sync, renaming ...
Downloading: ./work/classnotes.txt
should instead upload more recent version, perhaps back up remote one. could be download remote and rename. then upload both
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It seems logically that the most recent file should always replace the old one but I can think at least of one situation where it could lead to data loss: when you are sharing a file. If a file is edited by 2 people at the same time, one edit will permanently overwrite the other. Also computers are far from perfect and time glitches can happen with destructive consequences. I prefer to be on the safe side and duplicate the files when in doubt. A few copies are better than lost data.
EEFFEFC3B64745EA!160937 classnotes.txt
The local item has a different modified time 2016-Apr-14 07:57:16 remote is 2016-Apr-07 21:43:51Z
The local item has a different hash
The local item is out of sync, renaming ...
Downloading: ./work/classnotes.txt
should instead upload more recent version, perhaps back up remote one. could be download remote and rename. then upload both
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: