CK thinks project is missing from disk about codekit HOT 9 CLOSED

Dammit. This used to happen a lot early on but I thought I had cleared it up. The short answer is that I have no freaking clue why this is happening; I've spent a lot of time trying to track it down. Guess I'll have to dig back into it.

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cool, I'll keep an eye out for anything that appears to trigger it, but right now, no clue as well. I guess teh good new is... it still works? :P

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It has happened a few times for me as well, but then it gets better. I
have screenshots from when it happened if it helps you at all.

On Thu, May 19, 2016 at 3:17 PM, Michael Russell [email protected]
wrote:

cool, I'll keep an eye out for anything that appears to trigger it, but
right now, no clue as well. I guess teh good new is... it still works? :P

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I also ran into this after removing a project and re-adding it. After adding another project, the new project was listed as missing on disk, so maybe it's related to the last project added?

Removed/Readded Project

New Project added

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Ah! Looks like the Project Sidebar & Project Dropdown do not agree about if a project is missing.

I did notice that as the project was being indexed at first, the red title and 'Missing on disk' appeared for a split second in the Project Sidebar, but that state 'stuck' in the dropdown. If you do anything to trigger a project list update (remove a project, add a new project), the project state is no longer 'missing on disk'.

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Yes, this seems to be a UI updating issue.

When you remove a project, the title updates, but the Project lists are not updated.

Re-ordering the projects triggers the project lists to update.

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FYI, I have also seen this issue

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FYI, confirmed issue my end also.

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Fixed for Beta 8, I think. Projects should never incorrectly state that they're missing on disk.

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