Skip to content
New issue

Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.

By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.

Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account

Don't show "File/Folder is ignored" in activity #965

Closed
icewind1991 opened this issue Dec 21, 2018 · 14 comments
Closed

Don't show "File/Folder is ignored" in activity #965

icewind1991 opened this issue Dec 21, 2018 · 14 comments

Comments

@icewind1991
Copy link
Member

Currently when I go to the Activity tab, any useful information is drowned out by a massive list of ignored files.

Expected behaviour

The activity tab tells me what is being synced/failed to sync

Actual behaviour

The activity tab is full of ignored message

While the ignored messages can be useful for finding out why a file is not on your server, it shouldn't be grouped with "real" activity messages, especially since the ignored messages seem to be repeated every time the sync runs

@kevinkk525
Copy link

I can put a seconds opinion to that. The makeover of the GUI made it actually useless as you can't filter between activities, downloaded/uploaded files and ignored files. Searching for anything in there is no fun. The old interface was a lot better in that way.

@JohnWalkerx
Copy link

Maybe a filter will be useful. Where you can select which typ of messages are displayed.

@caugner
Copy link
Contributor

caugner commented Jan 18, 2019

This is especially annoying when you have a message There are unresolved conflicts. Click for details. on the main tab that just redirects to the Activity tab and you cannot locate the actual conflict(s).

A visual improvement would be to not use the warning symbol for SyncFileItem::FileIgnored here:

} else if(a._status == SyncFileItem::SoftError
|| a._status == SyncFileItem::FileIgnored
|| a._status == SyncFileItem::Conflict
|| a._status == SyncFileItem::Restoration){
return QIcon(QLatin1String(":/client/resources/state-warning.svg"));

Instead an info symbol could be shown, based on state-sync.svg and server/info.svg.

@pjotrek-b
Copy link

Unfortunately, I have to agree:

I just switched from owncloud to nextcloud and was irritated that the nextcloud systray icon is always the warning symbol. Until I read the activity log, I assumed something was broken 😞

@christianlupus
Copy link

I would really anticipate this feature. When running into problems or even the uncertainty if a certain file is successfully transferred, the current state is a mess as the warnings always to to the top.

@caugner
Copy link
Contributor

caugner commented Feb 20, 2019

@camilasan Since those lines were last touched by you, do you think it would be hard not to use a warning symbol for SyncFileItem::FileIgnored?

@hanscomps
Copy link

I would like to +1 on a feature to at least filter Activity types in the list.
Users are complaining they have sync errors but have to navigate 1000s of ignore files to get to the activity message.

@pjotrek-b
Copy link

@hanscomps True! Same here. Not 1000s, but still needle/haystack-ish 😉

@hanscomps
Copy link

We literally have 1000s; some CAD tools generate most of them.

@cweiske
Copy link

cweiske commented May 22, 2019

Duplicate of #566.

@ftoledo
Copy link

ftoledo commented Jul 17, 2019

PLease add this functionality to hide the "hidden files" messages too, its not very useful if not error occurs.

imagen

@caugner
Copy link
Contributor

caugner commented Jul 24, 2019

With #1347 merged, the next version will make it easier to spot conflicts visually, since all the activities concerning ignored files will appear with a blue info icon rather than the yellow warning icon.

Having said this, a filter function is still desirable.

@camilasan camilasan added this to the 2.6 Login flow v2 milestone Sep 30, 2019
@keunes
Copy link

keunes commented Oct 13, 2019

Related: #566

@camilasan
Copy link
Member

They show up now (3.1.2) in one message.

Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment
Labels
None yet
Projects
None yet
Development

No branches or pull requests