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If you use QuickLook to examine a file on a remote server, it will not reflect the latest version of the file if you change it while Cyberduck is connected. Obviously, this is a huge problem when you're a developer debugging software that manipulates files on the remote machine.
To repro:
Connect to remote server and do a QuickLook on a file by hitting the spacebar. I was connected via SFTP using port 2099 to a Ubuntu machine.
Download the file to your machine, change it somehow, and upload it back to the server by dragging it into Cyberduck. Confirm the overwrite dialog.
Hit spacebar again to do a QuickLook. Note that it shows the old (wrong) version.
Right-click the file in Cyberduck and choose Edit, and view the file in some other editor. Note that it shows the correct version.
Now try QuickLook. It will show the correct version.
I'm setting the severity to "major" because of this bug's potential to waste a LOT of people's time, as it wasted a good portion of my day. I thought the bug was actually in Dreamweaver, that it wasn't uploading files to the server.
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I had the same problem, and registered here just to report this bug. I use QuickLook a ton to look at PDFs on a remote server, and it took me forever to figure out that the files WERE getting updated, it's just that Cyberduck wasn't showing them.
If you use QuickLook to examine a file on a remote server, it will not reflect the latest version of the file if you change it while Cyberduck is connected. Obviously, this is a huge problem when you're a developer debugging software that manipulates files on the remote machine.
To repro:
Connect to remote server and do a QuickLook on a file by hitting the spacebar. I was connected via SFTP using port 2099 to a Ubuntu machine.
Download the file to your machine, change it somehow, and upload it back to the server by dragging it into Cyberduck. Confirm the overwrite dialog.
Hit spacebar again to do a QuickLook. Note that it shows the old (wrong) version.
Right-click the file in Cyberduck and choose Edit, and view the file in some other editor. Note that it shows the correct version.
Now try QuickLook. It will show the correct version.
I'm setting the severity to "major" because of this bug's potential to waste a LOT of people's time, as it wasted a good portion of my day. I thought the bug was actually in Dreamweaver, that it wasn't uploading files to the server.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: