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After losing hours for finding why on my machine the same code was beahving differently i realized that i had a non up to date file locally. Even if the JEDI Sync query returned "all files up to date".

How is this possible? I didn't set any particular flag on this file (at least i didn't to it consciously).

Do you have any idea? Is this maybe a bug?

LaBracca
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Perhaps your computer's clock isn't in the same time of the server, or your file's date/time is incorret.
There are two kind of comparison when synchronizing a project:

  • Newer Files
  • Different Files
    • by CRC32
    • by ReadOnly Flag

Try to choose "Different Files" and check the "by CRC32" option. It should work.

Douglas Lise
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  • Somehow there has nbeen a problem revision N-1 of a file was more recent (as datetime) than revision N. Someone has may be played with server's clock on that day? Anyway now I rechekexced in N-1 and I had all working fine. THe problem is that jedi syncs most recent file and not most recent revisions. It is dangerous. – LaBracca Dec 22 '11 at 08:24