why do i need to click on a sidebar-tab now? or the top bar feature with little preview icons – its ok for who it needs, but a lot of web developers work with a lot of single files they include somewhere. this IS the standard search-shortcut everywhere. Once you delete the cache, check to see if Dropbox is now syncing properly. Fix it now to back to working on that all-important task now. Right-click on the file from the dropdown menu that appears and tap the delete button. Look for the Dropbox process in the list.
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the check option for searching through folders, when you press cmd+f. Here are 11 ways to fix Dropbox not connecting or syncing on Windows 10 computer error. Right-click the Windows Taskbar and select Task Manager. some important features (imho) where integrated in a smarter way. but in the everyday work i have to say, i make more clicks than with coda 1 before. – this little single publish arrow on mofied files in the filebrowser like in coda 1 was a one-step solution – AND it was one view option, what is saved an can be published, this was one of my mostly used featuresĪt the end i want to say, that coda 2 is a great product – i like it and i work with it. i want to open 4-5 files individually selected at once – the sidebar file browser IS DEFINITLY faster, cmd+t opens a new tab with the root – sorry, but always clicking to all the folders to get the target folder/file is not an option.Ģ. I’d like to see Hg added to SCM, too, but not before the entire system gets thoroughly looked at to figure out what it should be trying to Cable ( 10:30 PM)ġ. Right now, I end up switching over to Tower when I’m doing any Git functions more complicated than committing a handful of files, because it’s just so much more clear about what I’m doing. I’m usually not committing files one at a time, so having a “Commit” button next to a file I’ve added isn’t usually useful when a Commit Staged button would accomplish the same thing, and I don’t think anyone should ever commit all changed files without explicitly staging them first! I also want to see more feedback when doing a push or pull about what’s getting merged in and I feel like the frequency that it refreshes the status in the background is wasteful and distracting. The main things that I should be able to see is a list of the files that I’ve changed, sorted by folder, and the ability to add one to many of them to a commit. It’s really not conducive to how I think most people use source control. It was hard to fit everything into the “Other” box, but the biggest thing that I want to see is for the SCM section to be redesigned.
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