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iVim deletes all inactive files in opened iCloud folder #111
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Come to think of it, I did switch the document storage location in a-Shell before this happened.. I'll post an issue there as well and link this one. |
I have met the same issue. iOS 13.5.1 I open the iCloud Desktop in ivm via Also I observe that some times the editing file is automatically restored and the last inserted words are dropped. |
The design of A new way to open external directories in Would you help and give it a try to see whether this new way works better? If so, please offer me an email address so I can send you a TestFlight invitation. |
Would you help and give it a try to see whether this new way works better? If so, please offer me an email address so I can send you a TestFlight invitation.
You can use the email in my profile, I guess posting it here makes it more accessible for scraping..
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@normen done, the new command is |
Well..
Sadly I can't (and don't want to) really reconstruct what exactly has triggered this but the folder I used to test iVim with (the iCloud folder of TextEdit) is suddenly empty, only the two files I opened in iVim remain in the folder.
I opened that folder various times using the
:idoc dir
command and edited a few files. I definitely didn't call:!rm *
or anything like that and while I did play with a-Shell at the same time I think I can pin it down to iVim as I opened the remaining files there.It seems like somehow the sync-back failed and iCloud got the local copy of iVim or something?
Cheers,
Normen
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