Does not seem to work with IntelliJ 13.1 about idea-plugin-remotesynchronizer HOT 11 CLOSED

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Hmm, a little bit dry to get help! What version? What is you configuration? Have you checked that no error is reported by IDEA?

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Well, it was user error after all. Unfortunately I don't know exactly what
I did to fix it. This version (1.9.2 running on IntelliJ 13.1) does seem
to function differently than the version I had installed on my previous
version of IntelliJ (12.04).

For example I have to use ctrl-number pad* to get the current file synced
vs. ctrl-s (save) in the previous version. Checking "synchronize on save"
synched everything not just the file I was working on.

Attached is the XML settings of the configuration I have. Thanks for any
help.

Dylan

• Dylan

On Wed, Jul 2, 2014 at 4:39 AM, syllant [email protected] wrote:

Hmm, a little bit dry to get help! What version? What is you
configuration? Have you checked that no error is reported by IDEA?

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Hi Dylan,

I don't see any attachment, could you try again?

Checking "synchronize on save" synched everything not just the file I was working on.

Yes, this is the expected behavior, since all files are saved at once, plugin synchronizes all files.

So your issue is that nothing happens when you synchronize a file which has changed? Could you active option to log fils excluded from synchronization?

Thanks

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I've tried attaching and sending again. It's attached as a ZIP this time.

I used RemoteSynchronizer on IntelliJ 12.04. With that version, selecting
ctrl-s saved the filed and synchronized just that file. With the current
IntelliJ (and the latest version of RemoteSynchronizer) I have to select
ctrl-numpad * to sync just that file which is an extra step. If I check
the "Synchronize on Save" option in the preferences, ALL files get
synchronized on save which is overkill and takes way too long.

What would be best is if I can go back to ctrl-s - saving the file AND
synchronizing it in one step.

Thanks,

Dylan

• Dylan

On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 12:53 PM, syllant [email protected] wrote:

Hi Dylan,

I don't see any attachment, could you try again?

Checking "synchronize on save" synched everything not just the file I was
working on.

Yes, this is the expected behavior, since all files are saved at once,
plugin synchronizes all files.

So your issue is that nothing happens when you synchronize a file which
has changed? Could you active option to log fils excluded from
synchronization?

Thanks

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Still no attachement, but it's clear now, I'll try to reproduce and fix.

Sylvain

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I've pasted the XML into the email below.

On Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 10:46 AM, syllant [email protected] wrote:

Still no attachement, but it's clear now, I'll try to reproduce and fix.

Sylvain

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I had the same issue with Idea CE on Mac. I had to go back to version 1.7.3 to get it to work again. It's a great plugin though. Thanks.

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Hmmm, I need some help, I'm not able to reproduce.

• if you activate "Synchronize on save" option, all files will be synchronized on a Ctrl^S. This is a new feature introduce in 1.9, and I admit it can be slow for large projects but this is not activated by default
• if you activate "Save before synchronization", which is the default behavior, you have to invoke one of the 3 RemoteSynchronizer actions, and files will be automatically save before. I personally use "Synchronize this" or "Synchronize all opened" most of times

In your case, both options are deactivated, so you have to save explicitly files before synchronizing (which you don't want I guess).

If you synchronize a file and nothing happens, check "Excluded files" in Log tab to check whether action is invoked or not.

Thanks

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Just a quick question on this, as I've just started using the plugin myself – if it's a case of needing to use "Synchronize this" or "Synchronize all opened", what is the major advantage to using this over FTP/SFTP?

My reason for asking - I'm looking into this as an alternative to SFTP, as my preferred host has a very high latency from my location, resulting in uploads that take hours.

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I'm not sure to understand the question. What I can answer at this point:

• the plugin doesn't support FTP/SFTP (or you have to mount FTP access in your filesystem)
• "Synchronize this" only synchronizes selected file(s), whereas "Synchronize all opened" synchronizes all files currently opened, so it depends on what is selected/opened

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