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Media folder not created properly #197
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Yeah, I can confirm i can reproduce this, i think there is something going astray in the dependency calculations for the parent folders of the media items. |
Hi, It looks like the issue is with the caching layer in uSync.Complete. We will fix this. if in the meantime you need a workaround disabling caching by adding the below to the "uSync" section of your appsetting.json file will fix the issue. "Complete": {
"Caching": {
"Enabled": false
}
}, |
Thanks, until it's fixed I can move the file myself. Luckily I don't have to do this too often. |
Fix in a nightly build (not stable, for production, etc etc) I think you would also have to rebuild the uSync cache to test this (Publisher dashboard, cache in the top right hand corder).
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just to add next release - wont actually be months, prob in next 10 days. |
Fixed in uSync.Compelte/uSync v11.1 (released) |
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Document structure under Content:
Folder\Doc1 -- old - now removed media item
Folder\Doc2 -- newly added with newly added media item
Doc1 and Doc2 have the same document type and refer to a different media item.
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