I have been doing the majority of my development on my laptop but some of it on my desktop machine (both using version 1 of the editor). For a long time I was able to share work between the two machines using synchronize, but recently the desktop machine seems to have gone off on its own path and does not get changes that have been synched from the laptop. I am not a GIT expert so I don’t know how to proceeed in figuring this out. Any ideas?
Do you get an error when selecting synchronize from the editor? What if you use an external git tool (perhaps SourceTree or GitHub Desktop) and add the root of your project as a local repository? Do you see any changes? Are you using OSX, Windows or Linux?
No errors. Running on Windows.
I don’t have any experience using Git and was encouraged by the fact that I could get built in change control without getting into it. Shouldn’t this just work By using the Synchronize command in the editor?
Both machines are running on the same Wifi network in my house.
When did it stop working? Do you get any kind of error message when you’re trying to synchronize? What if you try Editor 2? What if you check the dashboard, do you see any recent commits under the Team tab?
I looked in the Team page and saw the recent commits and did another one. Went to the other machine and did the same. Reopened the editor and did an Open Project and I think that this is the point that I was getting lost. I was expecting to see that the most recent commit would show up in the list of Branches. Then I figured that I needed to load the last local branch and then do a Synchronize from the File menu (which was disabled previously). This worked and my project is now synched.
Thanks (once again) for your help.
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