Node.js install of TiddlyWiki doesn't delete files

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Ansel Santosa

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Nov 15, 2017, 4:54:01 PM11/15/17
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I'm running TW with the recommended node.js install. I can create new tiddlers just fine and make changes to old ones. But if I delete a tiddler, it doesn't delete the underlying data file and it just comes back on refresh. Similarly if I rename a tiddler, it creates the new one but the old one still exists under the old name.

In addition, if I delete a tiddler file manually, it persists on refresh unless I restart the server

Any ideas? Thanks!

Ansel Santosa

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Nov 15, 2017, 5:04:36 PM11/15/17
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Update: problem goes away if I use `$:/core/save/lazy-images` instead of `$:/core/save/lazy-all`

Mark S.

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Nov 15, 2017, 5:06:36 PM11/15/17
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Do the tiddlers have content? Or are they "ghost" tiddlers? If ghosts, if you add content can you then delete them?

If you search the forum, there has been some discussion about problems with deleting tiddlers.

Good luck,
Mark


On Wednesday, November 15, 2017 at 1:54:01 PM UTC-8, Ansel Santosa wrote:
I'm running TW with the recommended node.js install. I can create new tiddlers just fine and make changes to old ones. But if I delete a tiddler, it doesn't delete the underlying data file and it just comes back on refresh. Similarly if I rename a tiddler, it creates the new one but the old one still exists under the old name.

Any ideas? Thanks!

Ansel Santosa

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Nov 15, 2017, 5:11:11 PM11/15/17
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No they're not ghost tiddlers. They still have their full content. In the logs, I just never see a `syncer-server-filesystem: Dispatching 'delete' task:` message when I'm running in "lazy-all" mode

Diego Mesa

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Nov 15, 2017, 7:51:30 PM11/15/17
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I had several problems when I created tiddlers with titles with question marks, colons, etc.
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