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  • Rob O'Keefe

    Ignore last question, i found New Window. I was looking for a right click on the Folder Navigator.

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  • Rob O'Keefe

    It seems when I let it run for 15 minutes, it makes it through. Not sure what it gets hung up on... Is there any log file I can look at?

    Thanks!

     

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  • Fletcher Penney

    You can use Debug (specific to folder) and Show Event Log (general) to get some behind the scenes information.  

     

    You could look at the indexing date for the files to see where the delay was.

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  • Rob O'Keefe

    Debug shows this:

    2021-08-16 15:07:09.247 nvUltra[67810:1563289] ERROR: Attempt to update preview without <body>

    I don't know if that is the primary error or if something else is going wrong.

    EDIT:

    Then a second run:

     

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    2021-08-16 15:09:42.638 nvUltra[68027:1567903] ERROR: Attempt to update preview without <body>

    2021-08-16 15:09:43.985 nvUltra[68027:1567903] +[NSSavePanel _warmUp] attempted warmup

     

     

     

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  • Fletcher Penney

    That's nothing.

     

    You'll want to look at the debug log for the folder to find a gap in the indexing dates.

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  • Rob O'Keefe

    I believe I am in the Debug app, I am running from the application folder. Where does the Debug log for the folder go? I don't see that?

    EDIT: I also copied my files over folder by folder to a new folder and that worked without a problem, a copy of the original files.

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  • Rob O'Keefe

    Thanks for your support Fletcher. I have a new clue. I found the Debug command under File. Not sure how it could be any more obvious, duh.

    I use Obsidian on these files and I think a plugin file is causing problem. I don't know how Ignore works but should those be 1's not 0's?

     

    Here is my Ignore list:

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  • Rob O'Keefe

    OK, now i go back to that panel and all the 0's turned to 1's, and the process finished.

    Weird things going on, but i do think it is that hidden folder with JSONs and other wonky files.

    Let me know if you want any more information.

     

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  • Fletcher Penney

    There is a bug in the ignore logic at the moment that needs to be fixed.

     

    Sort the files by date and look for the first one to appear after the prolonged delay -- that should be the one that took so long to index.

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  • Rob O'Keefe

    Yes, it was a JSON file containing Readwise extract references. Readwise can extract Amazon highlights, saved Tweets, and saved Articles. Some of the saved tweets had emoticons i the "name" (i write it like that as it uses the first line of the tweet as the name).

    I don't know why it would go half an hour on a relatively small file though. If you are curious I can send it to you, but it seems a pretty unusual case.

    Here is an example of one line in the JSON:

    "Sources/Tweets/And IT’S OFFICIAL!! 🤠#Wy....md": "10375885",

    I am going to be excluding them from my files, am not expecting you to deal with that!! LOL

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  • Fletcher Penney

    If you don’t mind sending it, I’d love to test it. Sounds like it’s either something I should index differently or a degenerate edge case I should figure out how to catch and simply not index.

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  • Fletcher Penney

    You can submit a support ticket and attach it as a file rather than including as a comment.

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  • Rob O'Keefe

    Submitted!

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  • Fletcher Penney

    Closing the loop -- the problem disappeared without a clear cause.  Can revisit if it returns.

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