Sometimes, I see that my workspace are updated alone.
Cloud9 says: "Updated X time ago", but I have no more information.
It may be an error of Cloud9? This happens to me in workspace that I'm alone and I've already changed the password.
Does this happen to anyone else?
UPDATE:
Response from Cloud9.
"Hi Sebastian,
Thanks for getting in touch about this issue. I looked into your issue, and it turns out to be our automated backups. We actually take periodic backups of both active and inactive workspaces, and this updates the "updated" time stamp. I'll talk to the teams about not updating the time stamp when backups are performed. This should be very helpful to avoid any future concerns users may have :)"
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After the last Postman update I'm getting the error in the title on the Collection Runner page. I have been running about the same number of collections as always, but I noticed an automatic update to Postman this morning (even though I have that setting turned off).
I've viewed the changelog page as mentioned in other posts, but there is nothing on there to get the previous version. This is very frustrating and costing time and therefore money.
Tried to find info to downgrade to previous version but was not able to. I downloaded and ran the installer from the website anyway, but when I try to open Postman now I get an error "Version mismatch detected. Looks like you've used a newer version of the Postman app on this system. Please download the latest app and try again."
I got an answer from Postman support. Looks like they have decided to reduce the usage of the free version, even offline, to 25 collections runs per month. You can get more for the paid version. Wonder if they asked their users how they feel about that before they imposed this upon them.
Email excerpt: "Collection Runs will be available with Free(including offline use) and Basic plans at 25 runs per month."
A work around is to use Newman, which is not restricted, at least for now.
Some time ago an answer to my same problem was released, unfortunately I've not been able to fix it through that. Many recommended that in preferences->SourceControl -> Git I would change user and email, though this is not possible, since every time I type something in there it "disappears" as soon as I click anywhere else. I'm NOT using git through terminal, just through XCode.
Solved, it's a temporary bug several other developers have encountered. There is little do to about it, we can just wait until Apple fixes it in the next version of XCode.
So I have a Heroku free account. Trying to run my portfolio from it. It uses a json file to contain my blog posts and portfolio information. I can update it through a basic CMS I created for it.
I wrote an article, and saved it, but I woke up the next day and checked, and the article was gone. I tested this theory by trying again with a test article. Again, the next day the article had gone. I was left with just the initial article I pushed to Heroku when I published the project.
Does this mean the Heroku free dyno does not retain the file system, and in-fact re-builds the entire project every time it spins down, then gets spun up again? It certainly appears this way.
Can somebody confirm this for me?
Thanks.
Did a little more research. I missed the daily cycling.
This is what Heroku has to say about its file system:
https://help.heroku.com/K1PPS2WM/why-are-my-file-uploads-missing-deleted
The Heroku filesystem is ephemeral - that means that any changes to the
filesystem whilst the dyno is running only last until that dyno is
shut down or restarted. Each dyno boots with a clean copy of the
filesystem from the most recent deploy. This is similar to how many
container based systems, such as Docker, operate.
In addition, under normal operations dynos will restart every day in a
process known as "Cycling".
This bottom quote answers my question. I did not realise the Dyno's were cycled daily, I assumed it was just based on server restart.
I am trying up upload my first app to the store. I had a real issue (wrong syntax on version string) first time so I know I can get as far as validation. When I fixed that issue I now get "Network connect was lost" coming up in the Issues dialog, after quite a pause.
It is not clear if that is a problem with the validation process, between me and apple, or with my app (that does use network connections). My network is pretty solid.
Any ideas what might be happening.
I faced the same issue, then i restart my xcode once. The error gone.
Sometimes Xcode may cause for issues. So use the "Application Loader" to upload app in Appstore.
It is probably caused by unavailability of Apple's servers.
In Apple's developer's forum you can see many people live the same problem at certain times.
The most recent one:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/25437485
So... wait :)
For me, it succeeds after I change the WIFI my MBP joins.
On Mac, all I did was Renew DHCP Lease on my Wifi Information, and it worked.
You might have an Agreement e.g. Paid Apps amendment that you need to agree to.
I started to get this issue this morning, after successfully submitting builds for the same app just last night.
Remembered there was something I had to agree to when I was uploading last night (one of the two made it successfully last night despite this agreement issue).
Restarting XCode didn't help me.
On Mac, I deactivated MalwareBytes and NordVPN. It worked.
I am working with espresso for Mac, and I've found that I may have a problem with publishing tools.
My server is located at the USA, but I, and my computer, are located in Spain. So when I modify a file in my computer, and then one of my partners edits it again in the USA, if I do a sync, I erase his file with mine ... even being mine older.
I think that this is happening because my TIMESTAMP is in GMT+1, while server and partners time is GMT-8 (California), so their file will only be newer than mine if they touch it 9 hours later.
How can I fix that??
Thanks in advance!!
In Espresso 1, go to the server's preferences and expand advanced settings (could be named something different, I'm working from memory). There should be a button to detect the time difference between your computer and the server. Use that and you should be good to go. I think Espresso 2 does this automatically now.
If you continue to have issues, send a message to support#rhinointernet.com. They like to take care of FTP issues over email.