Removing the problematic Scrivener projects, has narrowed the issue down to the 1Password attachments.Īm I simply to pay more attention to FIRST having the sync complete, before opening 1Password on the iOS devices? Them not being able to complete syncing, I think, is the reason that Scrivener and the rest have been thrown into some sort of a loop. Quitting/pausing/restarting Dropbox is not working.ĭo I delete to two notes on the Mac, and add them again?ĭo I simply remove the problematic attachment files in the Dropbox folder ?Ģ.) How do I prevent this from happening in future?Īs mentioned, the problems certainly started when I added the attachments a few days back. The new attachment is not showing on my iOS devices, and neither is the new note (with attachment). 1 was added to an existing note, the other was added to a new note. I have since narrowed it down to two pictures that I added on the Mac. On opening Package Contents, the 1P vault confirms that the two files that still need to sync, as found inside the 1P Vault/Default folder, are two image attachment files, of 1.6mb and 1.9mb in size.Įven though both iOS devices confirm the sync is up to date, the Mac 1P has ONE more note than both the iOS versions. Somewhere, somehow, 1Password is clogging something.
AND now Spotdox, which is obviously trying to update its 734kb index file, after I restarted before coming here to post.ġPassword appears to be the reason why both Scrivener were/Spotdox currently is, unable to complete syncing. Now, after having moved the Scrivener projects out, its the 1Password folder marked as still syncing. Note: For the duration of the sync issues over the past few days, only the 1Password folder, and Scrivener had the "blue sync" icons next to them.
The file most recently synced was a "band_D.js" file, and a "DCylA.json" file, which I believe(?) are 1Password files? After a loooonnnnngg wait, it dropped to where it is sitting now, at 3.
I eventually pulled the problematic Scrivener projects out of my Dropbox folder on my Mac, and sure enough, the number of files to be synced dropped down to 5. Given that I make extensive use of Scrivener, and its Dropbox sync mechanism, I initially thought the issue might be with the something having gone wrong in Scrivener. I am using Dropbox for syncing from my Mac to my iOS devices.ĭropbox has been giving me issues of late, in that it is simply not managing to complete its syncing process.
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