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Only first file opened in editor will upload on save in Sublime Text 2 #8369
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I was using Sublime Text as my editor. When I closed it and re-opened it everything worked again. Not an issue with CyberDuck then. Thanks! |
Not fixed. It works for one file at a time but that's it. I can't have more than one file mounted at a time. The first file I open will upload on save but none of the files I open after will. |
I did a full computer restart but still the same issue. The first file I open to edit uploads on every save. Any subsequent file I open to edit does not be upload when I save. Furthermore, it will only work with that first file even if I close it and re-open it. To work with a different file I have to close the editor, close CyberDuck, and then open the new file to edit. I am using Sublime Text 2 if that helps at all. I was not having any issues until I updated the software earlier this morning. |
Is there anyway to rollback to an older version? This seriously interrupts my workflow. |
Not sure if this helps:
REALPATH and SETSTAT are only logged on the file that works (the first file that I open after restarting both CyberDuck and Sublime Text) |
Okay well when I switched the editor to Notepad in the CyberDuck settings everything worked fine again. But when I got back to Sublime Text 2 it only works with the first file I open. |
I found a download for version 4.5.2. I uninstalled the latest version (4.6) and installed 4.5.2. Everything is working again now. So the problem still exists. |
I can reproduce the issue with Sublime Text. Thanks for the bug report. |
Yea! Good luck, hope it's an easy fix :) |
I'm having the same problem when I upgraded to the recent version of CyberDuck. @Yla what does "Resolution set to fixed" mean? How do I implement the fix? Or do I need to wait until this is included in the next version of CyberDuck? Thanks! |
I upgraded to the last version this morning and for the first few hours everything worked as normal. Now my files won't upload.
We use SFTP to connect using SSH Key Authentication. I would open a file straight into my editor from the server I was connected to (mount it essentially) and when I saved changes to the file it would automatically upload the file back to the server. CyberDuck no longer attempts to upload the file after I save it. I didn't change a single thing besides updating this morning. All my co-workers have not updated and are not having problems so it is most likely not a server-side issue.
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